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213 EE Superposition Examples 1. For the following circuit, use Superposition to solve for the current IO and the voltage VO. 6 28 V 4 2 + _ 1 + - 2 + VO _ IO 12 V 8A 2. For the following circuit, use superposition to solve for the current IO. 2 12 V + IO 1 2A 1 IX + VO 1 2IX + 4V
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213 EE Superposition Examples 1. For the following circuit, use Superposition to solve for the current IO and the voltage VO.
6 28 V
4
2 + _ 1
+ -
2
+ VO _ IO
12 V
8A
2. For the following circuit, use superposition to solve for ...
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