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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ignoring the white drawing, there is no short circuit or open circuit it is normal. compute the current i in the circuit given below.

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this is for the follow up. i still dont understand. i1 and i2 have the same direction so why is it -? also can you put the currents on the figure to make it more understandable? if im doing it on loop 1 what does i2 even have to do with anything? please explain in greater detail

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im sorry where did u get i1 i2 i3 and i4 from? can you please elaborate on that? and in what type of question do i need to do kvl in several loops can you also give me the way of thinking there? thank you. also please solve the kvl in details and dont group it directly.

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