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    Solved and Practice Problems: Superposition Theorem

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    The document discusses using the superposition theorem to solve for currents and voltages in circuits. It provides an example of using the theorem to find the current through a 4 ohm resistor in a circuit with a 5A current source and 20V voltage source. The current is calculated to be 7.5A. Another example calculates the current through a 3 ohm resistor. Finally, it gives two practice problems: finding the current through a 1 ohm resistor which is 4A, and finding the voltage Vab across a network which is 16 Volts.

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    The document discusses using the superposition theorem to solve for currents and voltages in circuits. It provides an example of using the theorem to find the current through a 4 ohm resistor in a circuit with a 5A current source and 20V voltage source. The current is calculated to be 7.5A. Another example calculates the current through a 3 ohm resistor. Finally, it gives two practice problems: finding the current through a 1 ohm resistor which is 4A, and finding the voltage Vab across a network which is 16 Volts.

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    The document discusses using the superposition theorem to solve for currents and voltages in circuits. It provides an example of using the theorem to find the current through a 4 ohm resistor in a circuit with a 5A current source and 20V voltage source. The current is calculated to be 7.5A. Another example calculates the current through a 3 ohm resistor. Finally, it gives two practice problems: finding the current through a 1 ohm resistor which is 4A, and finding the voltage Vab across a network which is 16 Volts.

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    The document discusses using the superposition theorem to solve for currents and voltages in circuits. It provides an example of using the theorem to find the current through a 4 ohm resistor in a circuit with a 5A current source and 20V voltage source. The current is calculated to be 7.5A. Another example calculates the current through a 3 ohm resistor. Finally, it gives two practice problems: finding the current through a 1 ohm resistor which is 4A, and finding the voltage Vab across a network which is 16 Volts.

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    Solved and Practice Problems: Superposition Theorem

    S.1: Find current through 4 ohm resistance using


    Superposition Theorem.

    Solution:

    Considering Case 1 when only 5A cyrrent source is


    active

    Case 2, when 20V source is considered

    So,

    So,
    S2. Find Current Through 3 ohm Resistance using Superposition Theorem

    Solution.

    Case1. Considering 5A current source,

    Case 2. Considering 20V Source;

    So,

    Hence,
    Practice problems:

    P1. Find Current through 1 ohm resistance using Superposition Theorem

    I = 4 Amp

    P2. Find Vab of the network shown below using Superposition Theorem.

    Vab = 16 Volts

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