Solve Node Voltage Analysis: All G=1S, 3A Current Source

[TheRedDevil18]

Homework Statement

Determine the three node voltages, va, vb, and vc, when all the conductance's are equal to 1S
Circuit Diagram:

The labels are a bit cut off, hope you guys can see it. The current source parallel with G2 is 3A

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

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I think their is a mistake in their solutions to the equations
These are my equations:

Node A: Va(G1+G2+G6) - G2*Vb - G6*Vc = 9-3
Node B: -G2*Va + Vb(G2 + G3+ G4) - G4*Vc = 3
Node C: -G6*Va - G4*Vb + Vc(G4 + G5+ G6) = 7

These are the textbook solutions:

Node A: Va(G1+G2+G3) - G2*Vb - G6*Vc = 9-3......How is G3 included when it is part of node B ?
Node B: -G2*Va + Vb(G2 + G3+ G4) - G4*Vc = 3
Node C: -G6*Va - G4*Vb - Vc(G4 + G5+ G6) = 7.....How did they get -Vc ?

My main question is, Is the textbook correct, If yes, then why ?

Thanks

 

[gneill]

Your equations look fine. It looks like you've caught an error in the text.

 

[TheRedDevil18]

Your equations look fine. It looks like you've caught an error in the text.

That's what I thought, thanks :)