Show the complete and step-by-step solution for an upvote. Given the four equations, solve the value of i₁, i2, ix, and Vx.10-51₁ - 14ix - 0.2Vx== 0.... 1st Equation-Vx-612 + 51₁ = 0....... 2nd Equation-İ1 - 12 + İx = 03rd Equation0.5ix - 12 = 04th EquationI‒‒‒‒‒‒‒

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Given the four equations, solve the value of i1, i2, ix, and Vx. 10 - 51₁ - 14ix - 0.2Vx = 0 ....... 1st Equation -Vx - 612 + 51₁ = 0 ........ 2nd Equation -İ₁ - 12 + 1x = 0 ....... 3rd Equation 0.5ix - 12 = 0 ........ 4th Equation