Solving Currents Using Superposition

[tanky322]

Homework Statement

Solve for all of the currents using superposition.

Homework Equations

Remove the one source and solve the problem in two steps.

The Attempt at a Solution

Ive isolated each source separately but once i get to that point I am completely stumped on what route to take. I know i could probably use node eq's but I am not sure if that's the best way to go about solving it?

 

[pooface]

edit: don't think this would work.

 

[dlgoff]

Doesn't the principle of superposition deal with multiple sources? Where is the other source in your circuit? Have you shown it removed with a short?

 

[tanky322]

Doesn't the principle of superposition deal with multiple sources? Where is the other source in your circuit? Have you shown it removed with a short?

Woops! yes there is another 9V source in series with R5, below it.

 

[SlideMan]

Mesh currents might be a quicker route to your answer, since you are trying to solve for current. I would also combine R2 and R3 just to knock out a few numbers from the start.