1Using the principle of superposition, Calculate the current i in the circuit shown below.1 kΩ+ vb2 kN4 kΩ90 V2.5vp40 V2 kNAnswer: i= 25 mAUsing superposition theorem, obtain the value of io in the circuit shown below.4 A3Ω12 V10Ω502 AAnswer: i, = 111.11 mA3Calculate the voltage Vo in the circuit shown below using superposition theorem.2.

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Using the principle of superposition, Calculate the current i in the circuit shown below.
1 kΩ
+ vb
2 kN
4 kΩ
90 V
2.5vp
40 V
2 kN
Answer: i= 25 mA
Using superposition theorem, obtain the value of io in the circuit shown below.
4 A
3Ω
12 V
10Ω
50
2 A
Answer: i, = 111.11 mA
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Calculate the voltage Vo in the circuit shown below using superposition theorem.
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