* Required%3D%3DQ1/ For the circuit shown, R1 = 2.2 Q, R2 =%3D2.2Q, R3 = 1.2 Q R4 = 8.2 Q, R5 = 6.8Q,%3DVS1 = 25 V , VS2 = 11 V Use thesuperposition method to find vR5. *VR5S2R2R4IS1Add file

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* Required Q1/ For the circuit shown, R1 = 2.2 Q, R2 = %3D 2.2 Q, R3 = 1.2 Q R4 = 8.2 Q, R5 = 6.8 Q, VS1 = 25 V , VS2 = 11 V Use the superposition method to find vR5. Rs, VRS R3 R2 RA 1 Add file

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