The circuit below contains an example of a supermesh. The following is known: $-i_1 + i_2 = 2i_x$ (KCL equation for dependent current source $2i_x$.) Using this information, set up the KVL supermesh equation and solve for $i_x$. (Assume $V_{S1} = 90$ V and $V_{S2} = 30$ V.)
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In this circuit, the supermesh is formed by the loop containing the dependent current source 2ix and the two voltage sources Vs1 and Vs2. Show more…
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