Help write the Nodal equations and solve V1 &V2

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The discussion focuses on solving a circuit to find the voltages V1 and V2 using nodal analysis and source transformation techniques. The participants emphasize the importance of applying source transformation to simplify the circuit into a single nodal equation. Additionally, they highlight the necessity of considering non-resistive elements in the circuit, which may require the use of complex numbers for accurate impedance representation.

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Can someone solve this circuit?


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Find v1 and v2 in the circuit.



I know that we have to make somethng with source conversion ,please I need help.



Thannnnnnk you.​
 

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Welcome to PhysicsForums!

Firstly, this belongs in the Homework subforum. However, since we here at PhysicsForums aren't in the business of doing your homework for you, how would you use source transform in this particular case? You'll note that this conveniently reduces your entire problem down to really only one nodal equation.

Next, this circuit has non-resistive elements: have you been told that you only need to treat these impedances as resistances, or do you need to attach imaginary numbers to these?
 

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