vA=2v vD = 2v vE = -3v vG = 2v vH = 1v vAB = 10v Here, vAB indicates the voltage referenced from node b to node a. In other words, imagine vAB being identified in the diagram as having a "-" at node b and a "+" at node a. The other voltages are specified using the labeled references. Find vB and vAC
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vB=6v vAC=5v
Explanation:
it is given that vab=10 and considering the path of charges flowing through elements G, B and A for the applied voltage,
vab=10v=vG+vB+vA
10=2+vB+2
vB=6V
vAC is the voltage between nodes a and c, considering the path of charges flowing through elements A, D and H for the applied voltage
vAC=vA+vD+vH
vAC=2+2+1
vAC=5V
Note: there is another paths which can be chosen for vAC like through A,C,F and H. Then vAC=vA+vC+vF+vH, you would have to find 2 unknown voltage so i easier earlier.
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