Source Superposition: Find Vx, Vx', Vx'', Vx

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The discussion focuses on applying the source superposition method to a circuit to find various components of voltage Vx due to different sources. Participants are tasked with calculating Vx' from a 1 A current source, Vx'' from a 10 V voltage source, and Vx''' from a 3 A current source. The total voltage Vx is determined by summing these components. The original poster seeks validation for their calculations after losing access to their solutions manual. The thread emphasizes the importance of correctly applying superposition in circuit analysis.
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Homework Statement


Apply the source-superposition method to the circuit below to determine:
(a) Vx’, the component of Vx due to the 1 A current source alone.
(b) Vx’’, the component of Vx due to the 10 V voltage source alone.
(c) Vx’’’ , the component of Vx due to the 3 A current source alone.
(d) The total voltage Vx = Vx’+ Vx’’+ Vx’’’

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Hello,

Just want to check if I did this correctly. My solutions manual privileges have been taken away from me !
 

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Looks good to me.
 

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