V₂ R₁ ww IR2 R₂ + VR2 (1) IS For the circuit shown above: V₁ = 2 V, R₁ = 2 Q2, R₂ = 4 Q2, 1, = 4 A Using the superposition principle, find the contribution to VR2 from the current source in Volts to 2 decimal places.

V₂ R₁ ww IR2 R₂ + VR2 (1) IS For the circuit shown above: V₁ = 2 V, R₁ = 2 Q2, R₂ = 4 Q2, 1, = 4 A Using the superposition principle, find the contribution to VR2 from the current source in Volts to 2 decimal places.

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ww
IR2 R₂
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VR2
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Is
For the circuit shown above:
V₁ = 2 V, R₁ = 2 Q2, R₂ = 4 Q2, 1, = 4 A
Using the superposition principle, find the contribution to VR2 from the current
source in Volts to 2 decimal places.

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