Circuit Analysis - Simple supernoide question

[NewtonianAlch]

Homework Statement

Can a supernode have a resistor or any other element in it?

The Attempt at a Solution

I'm guessing it can because all voltage sources have internal resistance of some sort, and this can be represented by a resistor in series with a voltage source between two unknown node voltages, hence making it a supernode.

I unfortunately couldn't find any examples of a supernode being formed with a resistor in it, so I was a bit suspicious.

 

[rude man]

No. A supernode can only exit if the constituent nodes are separated by hard voltages. At least, that's my understanding of a supernode. That term never existed in my day