Electric Circuits Analysis 2nd Edition 6.11 and 6.20. FIGURE 6-43: Circuit schematic for problem 6.19.6 20 Determine the current I, in the circuit shown in Figure 6-44.0.5 k22103 mA2 kΩ5 k210 kO20 k.+ Vx -6V8kQ2kN12 V2 mA2VxFIGURE 6-44: Circuit schematic for problem 6.20. FIGURE 6-34: Circuit schematic for problem 6.10.6.11 Determine V and I in the circuit shown in Figure 6-35 using nodal analysis.41x0.2k22k26 kN2k2Ix4 k2Vo4 kN24 V4 k2FIGURE 6-35: Circuit schematic for problem 6.11.6.12 Determine the voltage V in the circuit shown in Figure 6-36 using nodal analysis.21x

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6.11 Determine V, and I in the circuit shown in Figure 6-35 using nodal analysis. 41x 2k2 2 k2 6 ΚΩ 2k2 Ix 24 V 4 k2 4 k2 4 k2

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Electric Circuits Analysis 2nd Edition 6.11 and 6.20.

FIGURE 6-43: Circuit schematic for problem 6.19.
6 20 Determine the current I, in the circuit shown in Figure 6-44.
0.
5 k2
210
3 mA
2 kΩ
5 k2
10 kO
20 k.
+ Vx -
6V
8kQ
2kN
12 V
2 mA
2Vx
FIGURE 6-44: Circuit schematic for problem 6.20.

FIGURE 6-34: Circuit schematic for problem 6.10.
6.11 Determine V and I in the circuit shown in Figure 6-35 using nodal analysis.
41x
0.
2k2
2k2
6 kN
2k2
Ix
4 k2
Vo
4 kN
24 V
4 k2
FIGURE 6-35: Circuit schematic for problem 6.11.
6.12 Determine the voltage V in the circuit shown in Figure 6-36 using nodal analysis.
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