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Q3 Using superposition, find the voltage across the 6 A source in Fig. 3 R5 4Ω + V, - I = 6 A R 12N R2 R3 30 Ω R4 62 E, 12 V E2=8 V -8 V +

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Q3 Using superposition, find the voltage across the 6 A source in Fig. 3
Rs
+ V, -
I = 6 A
RE 120
R3
30 Ω
R4
E1
12 V
E2 -
+
Fig. 3

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