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Please convert the below content to rendered equations without any errors.We’ll solve for ( v_0 ) using **superposition**. ### Given * Current source: (2,\text{mA}) (downward) * Resistors: (2,\text{k}\Omega) and (1,\text{k}\Omega) * Voltage source: (20,\text{V}) (positive at top) * (v_0) is across the (1,\text{k}\Omega) resistor ( + on left node, − on right node ) Let the top left node be (V). Bottom node is ground. --- # ✅ Step 1: Current Source Active, Voltage Source Replaced by Short Replace the 20 V source with a **short circuit**. Now the (1,\text{k}\Omega) and (2,\text{k}\Omega) resistors both connect from node (V) to ground. Apply KCL at node (V): [ \frac{V}{1k} + \frac{V}{2k} + 2,\text{mA} = 0 ] [ \frac{V}{1000} + \frac{V}{2000} + 0.002 = 0 ] [ 0.0015V + 0.002 = 0 ] [ V = -\frac{0.002}{0.0015} ] [ V = -1.333,\text{V} ] Since right side is ground, [ v_{0(1)} = V - 0 = -1.333,\text{V} ] --- # ✅ Step 2: Voltage Source Active, Current Source Opened Replace current source with an **open circuit**. Right node is fixed at: [ V_R = 20,\text{V} ] Apply KCL at node (V): [ \frac{V}{2k} + \frac{V - 20}{1k} = 0 ] [ \frac{V}{2000} + \frac{V - 20}{1000} = 0 ] Multiply by 2000: [ V + 2(V - 20) = 0 ] [ V + 2V - 40 = 0 ] [ 3V = 40 ] [ V = 13.333,\text{V} ] Now compute (v_0): [ v_{0(2)} = V - 20 ] [ v_{0(2)} = 13.333 - 20 ] [ v_{0(2)} = -6.667,\text{V} ] --- # ✅ Final Answer (Superposition Sum) [ v_0 = v_{0(1)} + v_{0(2)} ] [ v_0 = -1.333 + (-6.667) ] [ \boxed{v_0 = -8,\text{V}} ] --- If you'd like, I can also verify it using nodal analysis directly in one step.

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Please convert the below content to rendered equations without any errors.We’ll solve for ( v_0 ) using **superposition**. ### Given * Current source: (2,\text{mA}) (downward) * Resistors: (2,\text{k}\Omega) and (1,\text{k}\Omega) * Voltage source: (20,\text{V}) (positive at top) * (v_0) is across the (1,\text{k}\Omega) resistor ( + on left node, − on right node ) Let the top left node be (V). Bottom node is ground. --- # ✅ Step 1: Current Source Active, Voltage Source Replaced by Short Replace the 20 V source with a **short circuit**. Now the (1,\text{k}\Omega) and (2,\text{k}\Omega) resistors both connect from node (V) to ground. Apply KCL at node (V): [ \frac{V}{1k} + \frac{V}{2k} + 2,\text{mA} = 0 ] [ \frac{V}{1000} + \frac{V}{2000} + 0.002 = 0 ] [ 0.0015V + 0.002 = 0 ] [ V = -\frac{0.002}{0.0015} ] [ V = -1.333,\text{V} ] Since right side is ground, [ v_{0(1)} = V - 0 = -1.333,\text{V} ] --- # ✅ Step 2: Voltage Source Active, Current Source Opened Replace current source with an **open circuit**. Right node is fixed at: [ V_R = 20,\text{V} ] Apply KCL at node (V): [ \frac{V}{2k} + \frac{V - 20}{1k} = 0 ] [ \frac{V}{2000} + \frac{V - 20}{1000} = 0 ] Multiply by 2000: [ V + 2(V - 20) = 0 ] [ V + 2V - 40 = 0 ] [ 3V = 40 ] [ V = 13.333,\text{V} ] Now compute (v_0): [ v_{0(2)} = V - 20 ] [ v_{0(2)} = 13.333 - 20 ] [ v_{0(2)} = -6.667,\text{V} ] --- # ✅ Final Answer (Superposition Sum) [ v_0 = v_{0(1)} + v_{0(2)} ] [ v_0 = -1.333 + (-6.667) ] [ \boxed{v_0 = -8,\text{V}} ] --- If you'd like, I can also verify it using nodal analysis directly in one step.

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Created at: 2026-03-05 10:16:09

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# Superposition Solution for \( v_ \) ## Given - Current source: \( 2\,\text{mA} \) (downward) - Resistors: \( 2\,\text{k}\Omega \) and \( 1\,\text{k}\Omega \) - Voltage source: \( 20\,\text{V} \) (positive at top) - \( v_ \) is across the \( 1\,\text{k}\Omega \) resistor (+ on left node, − on right node) Let the top left node be \( V \). Bottom node is ground. --- ## Step 1: Current Source Active, Voltage Source Replaced by Short Replace the \( 20\,\text{V} \) source with a **short circuit**. Now the \( 1\,\text{k}\Omega \) and \( 2\,\text{k}\Omega \) resistors both connect from node \( V \) to ground. Apply KCL at node \( V \): \[ \frac{V}{1\,\text{k}\Omega} + \frac{V}{2\,\text{k}\Omega} + 2\,\text{mA} = \] Convert units: \[ \frac{V}{100} + \frac{V}{200} + .002 = \] Combine terms: \[ .0015V + .002 = \] \[ V = -\frac{.002}{.0015} \] \[ V = -1.333\,\text{V} \] Since the right side is ground, \[ v_{(1)} = V - = -1.333\,\text{V} \] --- ## Step 2: Voltage Source Active, Current Source Opened Replace the current source with an **open circuit**. The right node is fixed at: \[ V_R = 20\,\text{V} \] Apply KCL at node \( V \): \[ \frac{V}{2\,\text{k}\Omega} + \frac{V - 20}{1\,\text{k}\Omega} = \] Convert units: \[ \frac{V}{200} + \frac{V - 20}{100} = \] Multiply both sides by 200: \[ V + 2(V - 20) = \] \[ V + 2V - 40 = \] \[ 3V = 40 \] \[ V = 13.333\,\text{V} \] Now compute \( v_ \): \[ v_{(2)} = V - 20 \] \[ v_{(2)} = 13.333 - 20 \] \[ v_{(2)} = -6.667\,\text{V} \] --- ## Final Answer (Superposition Sum) \[ v_ = v_{(1)} + v_{(2)} \] \[ v_ = -1.333 + (-6.667) \] \[ \boxed{v_ = -8\,\text{V}} \] --- If needed, this can be verified using direct nodal analysis.

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Asked by: Salaar
Created at: 2026-03-05 10:17:17

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# Superposition Solution for \( v_0 \) ## Given - Current source: \( 2\,\text{mA} \) (downward) - Resistors: \( 2\,\text{k}\Omega \) and \( 1\,\text{k}\Omega \) - Voltage source: \( 20\,\text{V} \) (positive at top) - \( v_0 \) is across the \( 1\,\text{k}\Omega \) resistor (+ on left node, − on right node) Let the top left node be \( V \). Bottom node is ground. --- ## Step 1: Current Source Active, Voltage Source Replaced by Short Replace the \( 20\,\text{V} \) source with a **short circuit**. Now the \( 1\,\text{k}\Omega \) and \( 2\,\text{k}\Omega \) resistors both connect from node \( V \) to ground. Apply KCL at node \( V \): \[ \frac{V}{1\,\text{k}\Omega} + \frac{V}{2\,\text{k}\Omega} + 2\,\text{mA} = 0 \] Convert units: \[ \frac{V}{1000} + \frac{V}{2000} + 0.002 = 0 \] Combine terms: \[ 0.0015V + 0.002 = 0 \] \[ V = -\frac{0.002}{0.0015} \] \[ V = -1.333\,\text{V} \] Since the right side is ground, \[ v_{0(1)} = V - 0 = -1.333\,\text{V} \] --- ## Step 2: Voltage Source Active, Current Source Opened Replace the current source with an **open circuit**. The right node is fixed at: \[ V_R = 20\,\text{V} \] Apply KCL at node \( V \): \[ \frac{V}{2\,\text{k}\Omega} + \frac{V - 20}{1\,\text{k}\Omega} = 0 \] Convert units: \[ \frac{V}{2000} + \frac{V - 20}{1000} = 0 \] Multiply both sides by 2000: \[ V + 2(V - 20) = 0 \] \[ V + 2V - 40 = 0 \] \[ 3V = 40 \] \[ V = 13.333\,\text{V} \] Now compute \( v_0 \): \[ v_{0(2)} = V - 20 \] \[ v_{0(2)} = 13.333 - 20 \] \[ v_{0(2)} = -6.667\,\text{V} \] --- ## Final Answer (Superposition Sum) \[ v_0 = v_{0(1)} + v_{0(2)} \] \[ v_0 = -1.333 + (-6.667) \] \[ \boxed{v_0 = -8\,\text{V}} \] --- If needed, this can be verified using direct nodal analysis.

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