Physics, asked by sudheerkumarnani136, 2 months ago

Find the voltage across AB using superposition theorem

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Referring to one can calculate the voltage Vbg and voltage across the current source (Vcg ) using the following equations. Vcg = 4 × 0.915 + 2 ×1.305 =6.27 volt. Example-2 For the circuit shown in fig. 8.4 (a), find the current IL through 6 Ω resistor using Thevenin's theorem.

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