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Femme_physics said:Is that right?
This is bizarre. I never knew you can solve a 3 unknown 2 eq thing. Is this really true? If so, what just happened here?!?
You did not solve the system of equations really, I1 and I2 are still unknown. And one solution can be I1=0 and I2 =0. In this case Rx could be anything. What you got means that unless Rx=R3R2/R1 , both I1 and I2 should be zero.
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