Supermesh Analysis Example Problem

[@Engineer4Free]

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[@ilaydaozlu1707]

please keep comin with thevenin and norton equivalent circuit videos !!! because here is the best

[@alexTillery]

You genuinely do these explanation videos better than any other channel I've seen. thank you soo much

[@amramjose]

I realize the multiple currents help with the book keeping, however I took a simpler approach to the 3 equations: i3 = -2, i1 -i2 = 1.5, 2i1 + 6i2 -2i3 = 3, yielding the same results, i1 = 1, i2 = -.5, i3 = -2.0. Still great video, very methodical and clear.

[@yasirqazi2853]

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[@nyangumib3828]

very clearly explained, thank you so much

[@katherine6711]

Thank you so, so much!!!

[@emmanulluakila4302]

simple and clear

[@duniasy]

Will you continue sharing the rest? like Thevenin's theorem etc..

[@do-u]

teacher i have ever seen

[@turtle276]

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[@stivcabs1381]

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[@potenialbestcomment]

I am not convinced that I3=2A, what about the current coming from the left???

[@DarteySelasi-kq6qx]

Why didn't you use the 1ohms to solve the problem but the 2ohms??

[@Pain-Addict]

I was pulling my hairs when you wrote Id= 2A. Why why what happened what did i miss. Sheeesh

[@ramz-a-phai4838]

So do we ignore the current source that is connected with the 1ohm resistance on the right side?

[@2000dayne]

isn't it supposed to be I1 + 1.5= I2?

[@endoumamoru3835]

no as 1.5 is resultant in the same direction as I1 and I2 is is opposing I1

[@adamlomarda0427]

@@endoumamoru3835 how pls explain

[@wuwuw5433]

@@adamlomarda0427 assume that we have a node called (a) between the 2,4 resistors, now we have an independent current source and its directed downwards ,so its leaving the node and that's why 1.5 should have a negative sign , and vise versa for the entering currents

[@adamlomarda0427]

@@wuwuw5433 Okay I get it now thank you so much

[@wuwuw5433]

@@adamlomarda0427 ur welcome❤️

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