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Assume that Vs = 4 V. Use the mesh current method to find the current Ix. A. Ix = 0.5 mA B. Ix = 2 mA C. Ix = 3 mA D. Ix = 30 mA E. Ix = 0.25 mA F. None of the other answers is correct.

Assume that Vs = 4 V. Use the mesh current method to find the current Ix. A. Ix = 0.5 mA B. Ix = 2 mA C. Ix = 3 mA D. Ix = 30 mA E. Ix = 0.25 mA F. None of the other answers is correct.

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Assume that Vs = 4 V. Use the mesh current method to find the current Ix. A. Ix = 0.5 mA B. Ix = 2 mA C. Ix = 3 mA D. Ix = 30 mA E. Ix = 0.25 mA F. None of the other answers is correct.

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