Math Problem Statement

Solve V1, V2, and all the branch currents using the nodal analysis method for the circuit shown in the image. Also, find Vo and power dissipated in the resistors.

Solution

The image contains three circuit problems that require solving using nodal analysis.

Problem 1:

Solve for V1V_1, V2V_2, and all the branch currents in the circuit below:

  • Circuit elements:
    • 1Ω1 \, \Omega resistor connected to a 40V40 \, V voltage source at V1V_1.
    • 2Ω2 \, \Omega resistor between V1V_1 and V2V_2.
    • 8Ω8 \, \Omega resistor connected to a 20V20 \, V voltage source at V2V_2.
    • 4Ω4 \, \Omega resistor grounded.
    • 5A5 \, A current source from the junction between the 2Ω2 \, \Omega and 8Ω8 \, \Omega resistors.

Problem 2:

Solve for V1V_1, V2V_2, and all branch currents in the circuit below:

  • Circuit elements:
    • 10Ω10 \, \Omega resistor at V1V_1 and 2Ω2 \, \Omega resistor between V1V_1 and V2V_2.
    • A 5Ω5 \, \Omega resistor grounded.
    • A 4Ω4 \, \Omega resistor at V2V_2.
    • 6A6 \, A current source between V1V_1 and V2V_2.
    • 3A3 \, A current source connected to V2V_2 and ground.

Problem 3:

Find VoV_o and the power dissipated in all resistors:

  • Circuit elements:
    • 12Ω12 \, \Omega resistor connected to a 60V60 \, V source.
    • VoV_o node between a 12Ω12 \, \Omega and 6Ω6 \, \Omega resistor.
    • 6Ω6 \, \Omega resistor connected to a 24V24 \, V source.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Nodal Analysis
Electrical Circuits
Ohm's Law
Kirchhoff's Current Law

Formulas

Ohm's Law: V = IR
Kirchhoff's Current Law: Sum of currents at a node = 0
Power Dissipated in a Resistor: P = V^2 / R or P = I^2 * R

Theorems

Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)
Ohm's Law

Suitable Grade Level

Undergraduate Electrical Engineering