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Networks Analysis and Synthesis - Engineering
Q1:
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2A.
It will act as current source in parallel with inductor.
Now apply superposition theorem consider 4 volt source, current source will be open and inductor also open.
Current in R' = 1 Ω resistor = 2A.
When current source consider, voltage source will be short circuited and current due to inductor is 1A in opposite direction.
Total current 2 - 1 = 1 A.
