Engineering Problem 3.6-20 pg 96 intro to electric circuits dorf 7th edition

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The discussion revolves around seeking confirmation for answers to Problem 3.6-20 from the "Intro to Electric Circuits" textbook. A user expresses difficulty in verifying their solutions and requests exact answers for confirmation. Other participants emphasize the importance of sharing the working process to facilitate assistance. They also highlight the need for clarity regarding the specific question being addressed. Overall, the thread focuses on collaborative problem-solving in circuit analysis.
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I have done the equation from this textbook, but I have no way to get the exact answers to confirm my answers. I really don't need to know how to get the answers. I just need answers to confirm them with. If you can show how to get it that is fine as well
 
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Post your question and the answers you got and we can check it for you. But don't expect any more help if you didn't post your working as well.
 
It'd be even better if we had some clue as to what the actual question is...
 

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