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    Use the node-voltage method of circuit analysis to find the branch currents. Identify the currents "out of the node(s)" and the nodes as "ground" and "1" find the power associated with each source. State whether the source is delivering power or absorbing power.

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    Use the node-voltage method of circuit analysis to find the branch currents. Identify the currents "out of the node(s)" and the nodes as "ground" and "1" find the power associated with each source. State whether the source is delivering power or absorbing power.

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    Use the node-voltage method of circuit analysis to find the branch currents. Identify the currents "out of the node(s)" and the nodes as "ground" and "1" find the power associated with each source. State whether the source is delivering power or absorbing power.

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    Example 4.

    2 Using the Node-Voltage Method


    Use the node-voltage method of circuit analysis to find the branch currents in the circuit shown

    Determine the number of essential nodes


    There are two essential nodes. Thus there will be one node-voltage equation. Identify the nodes as ground and 1.

    Identify the currents out of the node(s)

    Write the node-voltage equation and solve for v1.

    v1 50 v1 v1 3 0 5 10 40 v1 40V

    Solve for the branch currents +40V

    50 40 ia 2A 5 40 ib 4A 10 40 ic 1A 40

    Find the power associated with each source, and state whether the source is delivering power or absorbing power.

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