
8] The equations are,
i3 = i1-i2
1.34 - 10i1 - 12i3 - 15i1 =0
-1.37 - 18i2 - 22i2 + 12i3 = 0
putting value of i3 from first equation in the second and third equation,
1.34 - 10i1 - 12i1 + 12i2 - 15i1 =0 or 1.34 -37i1 +12i2 =0
and -1.37 - 52i2 + 12i1 = 0
from last two equation,
i1 = 0.0299 A, i2 = 0.0194A
i3 = 0.0105 A
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