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wencme said:I already found those values. I have 3 of the 4 equations I need and I can't understand how to find the formula for the V1 node. there is i4 and i1 coming out, but nothing going into the node. Here are the formulas I already found:
V2=V1-25
V3=V2+2.5V1
2V1-3V2-6V3=0
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