QUESTION 2 For the circuit shown determine the value of $V_X$ when the power supplies have the following values: $V_1$=11 V $V_2$=2 V $V_3$=4 V $V_4$=9 V Use 3 decimals in your calculations and 2 in your answer. Do not include units in your answer.
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