Determining V0: Using Source Transformation and Node Voltage Analysis

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To determine V0 using source transformation and node voltage analysis, the user encounters two variables, Io and V0, complicating the solution. They seek a method to resolve Io to simplify the analysis. The user suggests a potential relationship, proposing Io = V0 / 2 ohms, but is uncertain about its validity. Clarification on how to effectively isolate and calculate these variables is requested. The discussion emphasizes the challenges of applying these electrical engineering techniques to find V0.
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Hello..well i have the figure above and i need to determine V0..

i am using source transformation but at the end,i am ending up with two variables (Io and VO)
so i think i need a way to get I0 but how?

and if i use the node voltage analysis i end up with the same thing
help pelase
thank you
 

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i am using source transformation but at the end,i am ending up with two variables (Io and VO)

Io = Vo / 2ohm ?
 

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