09.3 V₂+R₁R2.M2M3R3R4MR5M1R6R7 For Mesh 2 we have the following KVL:O+IM2 (R2+ R5) + IM3 R2 = VsO-IM1 R5 + IM2 (R2 + R5) - IM3 R2 = VsNo equation needed, IM2 = R₂VsO-IMI R5 + IM2 (R2 + R5) = 0O-IM1 R5 + IM2 (R2 + R5) - IM3 R2

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Answered: V₂ + R₁ R2. M2 M3 R3 R4 M R5 M1 R6 R7…

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V₂ + R₁ R2. M2 M3 R3 R4 M R5 M1 R6 R7 For Mesh 2 we have the following KVL: O+IM2 (R2+ R5) + IM3 R2 = Vs O-IM1 R5 + IM2 (R2 + R5) - IM3 R2 = Vs No equation needed, IM2 = R₂Vs O-IMI R5 + IM2 (R2 + R5) = 0 O-IM1 R5 + IM2 (R2 + R5) - IM3 R2