4 decimal places please 1. Write all the possible KCL and KVL equations that can be derived from the circuit below.Simplify all derived equations and arrange its variables in ascending order with the constantat the right side of the equation.2. Solve I1, I2, I3, I4, and Is using Maxwell's Mesh Equations (use the indicated Meshcurrents – IA, IB, and Ic)3. Solve Vab, Vbe, and Vea using Nodal Equations (use node 'c' as reference)4. Solve I using Thevenin's Theorem.5. Solve Iz using Norton's Theorem.6. Solve Iz using purely Source Transformation Theorem ONLY.7. Solve Is using Superposition Theorem.ab2020VlAI2IsIc6030IB6A40I315V

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1. Write all the possible KCL and KVL equations that can be derived from the circuit belo Simplify all derived equations and arrange its variables in ascending order with the const at the right side of the equation. 2. Solve I1, I2, I3, I4, and Is using Maxwell's Mesh Equations (use the indicated Me currents – IA, IB, and Ic) 3. Solve Vab, Vbe, and Vea using Nodal Equations (use node 'c' as reference) 4. Solve In using Thevenin's Theorem. 5. Solve Iz using Norton's Theorem. 6. Solve I3 using purely Source Transformation Theorem ONLY. 7. Solve Is using Superposition Theorem. a b 20 20V 14 Is lc 60 30 IB 6A 40

1. Write all the possible KCL and KVL equations that can be derived from the circuit belo Simplify all derived equations and arrange its variables in ascending order with the const at the right side of the equation. 2. Solve I1, I2, I3, I4, and Is using Maxwell's Mesh Equations (use the indicated Me currents – IA, IB, and Ic) 3. Solve Vab, Vbe, and Vea using Nodal Equations (use node 'c' as reference) 4. Solve In using Thevenin's Theorem. 5. Solve Iz using Norton's Theorem. 6. Solve I3 using purely Source Transformation Theorem ONLY. 7. Solve Is using Superposition Theorem. a b 20 20V 14 Is lc 60 30 IB 6A 40

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