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Q. For the circuit given below, use Nodal Analysis to find current l2. R2 = 6.2 N RE 50 R4 8.20 ()2.5 A )25 A R3 24.7 N E - 10 V

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Q. For the circuit given below, use Nodal Analysis to find current l2.
R2 = 6.2 N
R{ 50
R4 8.20 ()2.5 A
R3
4.7 N
E
-10 V

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