1- Find V1 & V2 through the following circuit given below Draw the circuit diagram of each step. Write each step of the calculation and also mention the units of each derived value 1K2 6K2 R1 R3 + V5 - + V1 - + V3 - R5 2κΩ 2KS, V2 3K 2 R4 R6 3 V6 4KS2 10 y Vs R2

1- Find V1 & V2 through the following circuit given below Draw the circuit diagram of each step. Write each step of the calculation and also mention the units of each derived value 1K2 6K2 R1 R3 + V5 - + V1 - + V3 - R5 2κΩ 2KS, V2 3K 2 R4 R6 3 V6 4KS2 10 y Vs R2

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1- Find V1 & V2 through the following circuit given below Draw the circuit diagram of
each step. Write each step of the calculation and also mention the units of each derived
value
1K2
6KS2
R1
R3
+ V5 -
R5
2KS2
+ V1 -
+ V3 -
+
2KS,
V2
R2
3K 2
V4
R4
RG
4K2
V6
10 y
Vs

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