How to find the voltage 'v' Specified in the network shown?

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Which method is used to find that voltage v?
 

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1.) I don't see where you've tried to solve this yourself. I'm not saying you havn't, I'm only saying that I don't seen it here.
2.) Even if you had already tried, this is not the best place for this type of post. The homework section will be better for this.
 

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