Find the equation at the supernode shown in the figure below. 10/45V 12 O (1 - j2)V2 + j4V1 = 36 O (1 - j2)V2 + j4V1 = -36 O (1 + j2)V2 + j4V1 = -36 O (1 - j2)V2 - j4V1 = 36
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