Solving a Circuit Diagram with KVL & KCL

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Here is my circuit diagram.
http://s1227.photobucket.com/albums...n=view&current=untitled-1.jpg&t=1299237316875
I am unable to solve my circuit with the help of Kirchhoff's law:
Here is my KVL equations:
24-v1-v3-v8=0------(1)
v3-v2-v4-v7=0------(2)
v4-v5-v6=0------(3)
24-v1-v2-v5-v6=0------(outside loop i.e. 4)

And this is my KCL equations:
Is=I2+I3------(5)
I2=I4+I5------(6)
I5=I6------(7)
I4=I7------(8)
I8=I3+I7-------(9)
Is=I8+I6-------(10)



I have another thing to ask you experts that in circuits I have show two paths for I6 one is blue and other is red. I want to ask that form which way I6 will pass? either by blue or red??
My KCL equations are from the way i.e. blue.

Are my KCL & KVL equations are correct or not?
Kindly help me.
 
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shayaan_musta said:
Here is my circuit diagram.
http://s1227.photobucket.com/albums...n=view&current=untitled-1.jpg&t=1299237316875
I am unable to solve my circuit with the help of Kirchhoff's law:
Here is my KVL equations:
24-v1-v3-v8=0------(1)
v3-v2-v4-v7=0------(2)
v4-v5-v6=0------(3)
24-v1-v2-v5-v6=0------(outside loop i.e. 4)

And this is my KCL equations:
Is=I2+I3------(5)
I2=I4+I5------(6)
I5=I6------(7)
I4=I7------(8)
I8=I3+I7-------(9)
Is=I8+I6-------(10)



I have another thing to ask you experts that in circuits I have show two paths for I6 one is blue and other is red. I want to ask that form which way I6 will pass? either by blue or red??
My KCL equations are from the way i.e. blue.

Are my KCL & KVL equations are correct or not?
Kindly help me.

It looks like R7 and R8 are short-circuited across the bottom -- is that correct? That certainly would simplify the problem...
 
There is a lot of simplification available in this circuit.

R7 and R8 are in parallel and in series with R3.

R4 is in parallel with (R5 + R6).

You can probably just use Ohm's Law from there.