4.Given the following circuit, determine the voltagea at Va and Vb with respect to grouna.The superposition technique is recomimended.VbVaR1 1KR2 2KR31KR41KV2V18V20V

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4. Given the following circuit, determine the voltages at Va and Vb with respect to ground. The superposition technique is recomimended. Vb Va R1 1K R2 2K R3 1K R4 1K V2 V1 8V 20V

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Given the following circuit, determine the voltagea at Va and Vb with respect to grouna.
The superposition technique is recomimended.
Vb
Va
R1 1K
R2 2K
R3
1K
R4
1K
V2
V1
8V
20V

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