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Chapter 10, Problem 58E
Determine the nodal voltages for the circuit of Fig. 10.64, using the bottom node as the reference node, if v1 = 0.009 cos (500t + 0.5°) V and v2 = 0.004 cos (500t + 1.5°) V.
■ FIGURE 10.64
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