How to Find v1 and v2 Using Nodal Analysis?

[circuitaki]

hi dears,

kindly tell me the complete procedre to find out the v1 and v2
v1= -145/8

v2 = 5/2

I have tried it and I reach here

Apply Source transformation theorem.The 5A and 3ohms &2 ohms are converted into single voltage source 25V ( 5A*3+2) in series with 5ohms(3+2).But the positive terminal connected to ground pin.
Similarly 2A and 4ohms are converted into single voltage source 8V( 2A*4ohm) in series with 4 ohm resistor
hhow to go more further I am confuse and am until here am I right or wrong

 

[Redbelly98]

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[The Electrician]

Your subject line says "using nodal". This problem is easy to solve using the nodal method, and you shouldn't do any source transformations.

Do you know what Kirchoff's current law (KCL) is?

What you need to do is write the KCL equations for the two nodes. If you will make an attempt to do that and show your work, then you will get some more help if you need it.