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Chapter 3, Problem 16E
For the circuit of Fig. 3.58:
- (a) Determine the voltage v1 if v2 = 0 v3 = −17 V.
- (b) Determine the voltage v1 if v2 = −2 V and v3 = +2 V.
- (c) Determine the voltage v2 if v1 = 7 V and v3 = 9V.
- (d) Determine the voltage v3 if v1 = −2.33V and v2 = −1.70 V.
FIGURE 3.58
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