How do I calculate the voltage Vab using Kirchhoff's voltage law, and Is. Given V2 = 9.4 and V4 = 5V R1 = 3.3 kNV, R3= 2.2 kN%3DE 16 VVabaR2 = 4.7 k2V2R4 = 1 kN%3D%3Dd

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How do I calculate the voltage V_ab using Kirchhoff's voltage law, and I_s. Given V₂ = 9.4 and V₄ = 5V

R1 = 3.3 kN
V, R3
= 2.2 kN
%3D
E 16 V
Vab
a
R2 = 4.7 k2
V2
R4 = 1 kN
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%3D
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