A) Apply Kirchoff's Junction rule to the point E in the given circuit
B) Apply Kirchoff's loop rule to loop EBCDE.
C) Apply Kirchoff's loop rule to loop FABEF
A)
from junction rule
I2 + I3 = I1
B)
from kirchoff loop rule
for the loop EBCDE
+9*I2 - 18 + 1*I2 - 15*I3 + 5 - 1*I3 - 14*I3 = 0
10I2 - 13 - 30I3 = 0
C)
from kirchoff loop rule
for the loop FABEF
-10 - 1*I1 - I1*17 - 1*I2 + 18 - 9*I2 - 2*I1 =
0
8 - 20*I1 - 10*I2 = 0
solving the 3 equations
I1 = 0.172 A
I2 = 0.454 A
I3 = -0.282 A
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