Find V in the circuit shown in Figure P272.2.72FIGURE P2.72R,4 kn2 kl)R.Re2 kfl3 k2R.Rg2 kllVs3 kl210 V

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Find V in the circuit shown in Figure P272. 2.72 FIGURE P2.72 R, 4 kn 2 kl) R. Re 2 kfl 3 k2 R. Rg 2 kll Vs 3 kl2 10 V