Using superpostion to find voltage

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I cannot seem to figure out how to start this problem when I eliminate the 12V source.

I don't seem to see any resistors that are in parrallel or series. I'm just completely blank on this.

Hopefully someone can put me in the right direction for this problem already.


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This looks like a homework problem.

Do you know how to write mesh equations?
 

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