2. If a circuit violates Kirchhoff's laws, it is not solvable. State which one(s) of the circuits in figure 1.23 is/are not solvable. For each of the solvable circuits, find the unknown current I, and the unknown voltage V₁. 192 -- IA 2A IV (a) 302 (c) 152 202 1₂ IV ΙΩ -V₂ + 352 -6²² ): 60³²0 2V IA 2A 4A († (d) 8V Figure 1.23: Circuits for Problem 2 2V (b) 192 1₂

2. If a circuit violates Kirchhoff's laws, it is not solvable. State which one(s) of the circuits in figure 1.23 is/are not solvable. For each of the solvable circuits, find the unknown current I, and the unknown voltage V₁. 192 -- IA 2A IV (a) 302 (c) 152 202 1₂ IV ΙΩ -V₂ + 352 -6²² ): 60³²0 2V IA 2A 4A († (d) 8V Figure 1.23: Circuits for Problem 2 2V (b) 192 1₂

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