Nodal Analysis & Supernode

[@nabzim]

Thank you for making all these videos, they are incredibly helpful. As Werya Ahmed pointed out, you made a small mistake getting 1085, but it didn't affect the answer drastically... The correct answers are V1= 1.0714 V ; V2= 10.5 V ; V3= 32.5 V

[@hadideyal9377]

I would like to have a teacher like you in the academy thank you sir

[@weryaahmed9441]

At 33:58 if you add -1680 to (330+264) = -1086 , not 1085

[@scottlasky5942]

Just what I needed, you made it click in my mind THANKS!!!!!

[@PixelproAnimation]

Sir see problm 1: -40 how become -60 ??

[@revel77]

Sir, I need those pens you are using. What brand are they?

[@learntoearn6612]

Sir u r amazing 😍

[@FatsoMpyatona]

Thank you for the video sir

[@abdellatifjaidane858]

good video

[@dimitarzhekov9550]

Thank you so much sir

[@alqaisar8774]

thank you sir

[@carebyjay5185]

if you have a voltage source then you must consider it as a supernode i guess

[@Mike-tu4lc]

yes, SN happens if there is a voltage source between 2 nodes