Finding Potential Difference Across AB in a Multi-Cell Circuit

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Find potential difference across AB

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I have posted a picture of my figure, I have 3-i1=v=2-i2=1-i3 and i1+i2+i3= io on solving I got 6-io=3v and then I found resistance equal to 1/3 ohm. So after solving I got v= 1 volt, but it's wrong
 

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How much are ε1 and ε2? It is not clear from your images.
 
E1= 3V E2 =2V and E3 = 1V each resistance = 1 ohm
 
carlyn medona said:
E1= 3V E2 =2V and E3 = 1V each resistance = 1 ohm
Ok.
Let VB=0V (ground reference).

Can you write KCL at point A in terms of VA?
 
Is KCL kirchhoff's current law?
 
carlyn medona said:
Is KCL kirchhoff's current law?
Yes. You want to write the KCL node equation for node A.
 
Io=i1+i2+i3
 
carlyn medona said:
Io=i1+i2+i3
What would i0 be?
How will you write the three currents in terms of VA?
 

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