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Assume that Is = -3 mA. Use the node voltage method to find the voltage at the node labeled Vx. A. Vx = 12 V B. Vx = -12 V C. Vx = 4 V D. Vx = -4 V E. Vx = 6 V F. None of the other answers is correct.

Assume that Is = -3 mA. Use the node voltage method to find the voltage at the node labeled Vx. A. Vx = 12 V B. Vx = -12 V C. Vx = 4 V D. Vx = -4 V E. Vx = 6 V F. None of the other answers is correct.

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Assume that Is = -3 mA. Use the node voltage method to find the voltage at the node labeled Vx. A. Vx = 12 V B. Vx = -12 V C. Vx = 4 V D. Vx = -4 V E. Vx = 6 V F. None of the other answers is correct.

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