Finding I2 and Vab - Help to Solve Eq.3

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The discussion centers on solving for I2 and Vab in the context of a specific equation, referred to as Eq. 3. The user expresses uncertainty about their calculations, suspecting their value for I2 is incorrect. A participant, gneil, confirms the suspicion, indicating that the user's initial answers do not satisfy the equation. The conversation highlights the importance of verifying calculations in electrical engineering problems.

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Hi, :smile:

I need to find I2 and Vab. You will find all the details in the provided link: http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/9260/i2vab.jpg

I am sure my answers are wrong because when I put the values in eq.3 it is not satisfied. But I have failed to see where I go wrong. Please help me with it. Many thanks.

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Your value for I2 looks suspicious.
 
Many thanks, gneil. Now mI see that my value is wrong.
 

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