Node Analysis on Circuit: Solving for R3 Current

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I have no idea how to do the node analysis for this circuit. I have done the mesh analysis and got the current in R3 to be 4A is this right?
 

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I know that there are two exceptional nodes at the center and at the first the voltage is 2v and the voltage drop across R4 is 60v
 
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  • #4
So
Node 1: (V2-10)/3=5
Node 2: ((V2-10)/3)-(V2/4)+((V2-V3)/10)
Node 3 (V3-V2)/10=-6
 
  • #5
Rigar said:
I have no idea how to do the node analysis for this circuit. I have done the mesh analysis and got the current in R3 to be 4A is this right?

This question doesn't look right to me. Shouldn't the current flow toward the bottom right? Let's see what others think but I think this question is suspect.
 
  • #6
I have solved it now. I just ignored the first node solved the second and third and got 4 A.
 

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