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Find
The value of current
Answer to Problem 1P
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A circuit is given with an assumption that
Calculations:
Mark the node with voltage V and current in all branches.
As given
The value of
From circuit,
Applying KVL,
Therefore,
Where
Let the voltage source be denoted by
Therefore if
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