Can you please solve this question using MATLAB, second picture shows how I solved it on paper 6. Calculate I, in the circuit of Fig.24 V1020 Ω40 Ω10 Ω20 Ωwww60 Ω50 Ω Апод42STO\²10*177+3577+35USEFor10A3604ВмолголснааvossATзвол38516ТВас20 + 46+ Y0X107 10720чоRьд 20+40+ 40-10 +lorro.loВсе гох40 + 40 кго20==Reя 140лво 4глNNOL IloLoster vosCol70x70 = 35N140V = 24vh2=t(385/6)+10 +20senyVSEмол70г42+35VLL=0.947ахоот 997. ЧтаQ16 X

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6. Calculate I, in the circuit of Fig.
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