Answer 1 and 2 I. Problem Solving: Show complete solution and box your final answer1. Determine the current in the 4 ohms inductor of the circuit shown using superposition theorem.ans2. By nodal analysis, determine the voltage V, in the circuit shown.jsn v,MA m42-jjos 20133. Using nodal analysis, determine the current through the 2+j5 ohms impedance.1jsn2

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I. Problem Solving: Show complete solution and box your final answer 1. Determine the current in the 4 ohms inductor of the circuit shown using su -362 an I'4 1" 2. By nodal analysis, determine the voltage V, in the circuit shown. 2n jsn v. 42 -jon 2013

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