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Thanks for all of your help, I really appreciate it!

Actually, I found it myself. Turns out I did the following: i1-i2=2mA → i1=2-i2 Which is wrong :p Fixing this error, I got a value of i2=-14.6667=-44/3, if i2 were going clockwise.

If I use that, I get the following: i1=13mA i2=11mA i3=-4mA i4=88mA Using these values, I fail to get a correct check using KVL on the top loop. I can't get ƩV=0...

So then it should be Vx=i2(4κΩ)

I have all the currents going clockwise. I have i2 going from left to right on that resistor.

I was confused by that. Should it be i2(4κΩ)=Vx? Redoing my work gets me V0=11V, which looks better. I'll check to see if that answer makes more sense

Could you possibly look at my other question please? https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=539166" It uses loop analysis, which I know you said earlier that you dislike, but primarily I'd like to know if my answer is correct. Thanks. In the best case scenario, you could maybe...

Homework Statement http://i.imgur.com/pVIMw.png" Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I called the top left loop i1, the top right loop i2, the bottom right loop i3, and the bottom left loop i4. I have all of these currents going clockwise in my work. An attempt to do loop analysis...

Awesome, I tried doing the problem again and it seemed like I missed something in my loop equations as well. I got 13.12 V too.

It seems like your example nodal equation is for the middle node, in which case, I think it looks incorrect? If it is the middle node, you forgot to consider the 2k resistor to the right of the node.

I'm sorry. I'm not really good at this circuits class and homework is a large chunk of my grade. I'm just paranoid, is all. Sorry if verifying some answers for me has upset you; however, I feel as if me asking to double check my answers is far better than me asking to get help on these...

Homework Statement http://i.imgur.com/pVIMw.png Homework Equations KVL The Attempt at a Solution I called the top left loop i1, the top right loop i2, the bottom right loop i3, and the bottom left loop i4. I have all of these currents going clockwise in my work. An attempt to do loop...

Homework Statement http://i.imgur.com/H20el.png Homework Equations KVL The Attempt at a Solution When I solved the equation for V0, I got V0=2V. Is this correct? If it's not, I'll upload my work. Thanks!

Can you post the question? The answer would depend on how it's worded.

Homework Statement http://i.imgur.com/YRK5L.png Homework Equations Loop analysis, so KVL The Attempt at a Solution I did the problem, and I got V0 = 12.5292V. If this is incorrect, I'll be more than happy to upload my work. Can someone verify the answer for me? Just tell me if it's right...