Problem 3: Node Voltage Analysis 2-12 IV -+ IA b 7 IA wed 2-12 ع6 6-52 What is the total number of nodes contained in this circuit? How many supernodes can be identified in this circuit? Write the necessary equations for node voltage analysis of the following circuit. Clearly identify your final set of equations. Note: you need not solve these equations.

Problem 3: Node Voltage Analysis 2-12 IV -+ IA b 7 IA wed 2-12 ع6 6-52 What is the total number of nodes contained in this circuit? How many supernodes can be identified in this circuit? Write the necessary equations for node voltage analysis of the following circuit. Clearly identify your final set of equations. Note: you need not solve these equations.

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