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There are two current sources forming two supermeshes and I don't know how to calculate each current for each mesh in the supermeshes.
How to calculate in a nested supermesh?
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To calculate currents in nested supermeshes with two current sources, it's essential to use matrix math. Posting the schematic of the network is crucial for providing specific guidance. Without the schematic, only general advice can be offered. The discussion emphasizes the importance of visualizing the circuit for accurate calculations. Clear instructions and a visual aid will lead to a more effective solution.
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