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Chapter 7, Problem 62E
(a) Draw the exact dual of the simple circuit shown in Fig. 7.76 and label the new (dual) variables if vs = 2 sin t V. (b) Write a nodal equation for the original circuit and a mesh equation for the dual circuit.
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