Determine the voltage across each resistor and the three currents (with direction).
I got:
Am I right?? Not sure if I did this properly...
i1 = i2 + i3
in upper loop
20 - 120 * i1 - 30 * i2 = 0
in lower loop
30 * i2 - 60 * i3 - 60 = 0
from upper loop equation
20 = 120 ( i2 + i3) + 30 * i2
20 = 150 * i2 + 120 * i3 --------- (1)
60 = 30 * i2 - 60 * i3 ------------- (2)
solve (1) and (2)
i2 = 0.6666 A
i3 = - 0.6666 A ( this means i3 is going up)
i1 = 0 A
(yes, your answers are perfectly fine)
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