The analysis of the voltage, V for the circuit given in Figure Q4 can be expressed in the following three equations: R;(i, – iz) + R2(i – iz) = V,la Rziz + R4(i2 – iz) + R;(iz – i;) = V½la Rgiz + R4(iz – i2) + R2(iz – i,) = V3la where R is the resistance and i is the current. Analyze the system of linear equations above for i, iz, and iz by using Gauss elimination method with pivoting.

The analysis of the voltage, V for the circuit given in Figure Q4 can be expressed in the following three equations: R;(i, – iz) + R2(i – iz) = V,la Rziz + R4(i2 – iz) + R;(iz – i;) = V½la Rgiz + R4(iz – i2) + R2(iz – i,) = V3la where R is the resistance and i is the current. Analyze the system of linear equations above for i, iz, and iz by using Gauss elimination method with pivoting.

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