Circuit Analysis Help: Find Frequency Response Equation

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I have to find the frequency response equation for this circuit in the attatched photo, but i don't know how to go about analysing it as I cannot see how to do voltage loop and node analysis does not work as the two nodes are not related so nothing can be eliminated from the generated equations... any suggestions?

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I'm assuming that you want to find the open-circuit transfer function?

My first suggestion is to redraw the circuit. This is a planar circuit: it can be drawn on a sheet of paper without crossing any lines, including drawing the voltage source for V1. I see three meshes on my redrawn circuit. I'll give you a hint: my ground is right in the middle of everything. Think "unfold".
 

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