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For the circuit at right, • R? = 1.5 ?, • R? = 1.2 ?, • R? = 2.2 ?, • R? = 8.2 ?, • R? = 8.2 ?, • V?? = 13 V, and • V?? = 7 V. Use the superposition technique to find the voltage, V?.

          For the circuit at right,
• R? = 1.5 ?,
• R? = 1.2 ?,
• R? = 2.2 ?,
• R? = 8.2 ?,
• R? = 8.2 ?,
• V?? = 13 V, and
• V?? = 7 V.
Use the superposition technique to find the voltage, V?.

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Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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To do this, we need to consider only the effect of Vs1 and ignore Vs2. Since Vs1 is connected in series with R4, the voltage across R4 due to Vs1 can be calculated using Ohm's Law: VR4 = Vs1 * (R4 / (R1 + R4)) Given that Vs1 = 13V, R4 = 8.2Ω, R1 = 1.5Ω, we can Show more…

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I need help, guys. For the circuit at right: R = 1.5 S2 R = 1.2 R = 2.2 R = S.2 R = 8.2 Vs1 = 13V and Vs2 = 7V Use the superposition technique to find the voltage, VR4.