When a mesh in a circuit contains an independent or dependent current source, this leads to a special case of mesh-current analysis. As you can see, there is only one current source in this circuit: the 50 mA source. When a current source is a component in only one of the circuit's meshes, that current source defines the value of the current in that mesh. What is the value of the current ia?

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Janet Hartman

Engineering

25 October, 01:00

When a mesh in a circuit contains an independent or dependent current source, this leads to a special case of mesh-current analysis. As you can see, there is only one current source in this circuit: the 50 mA source. When a current source is a component in only one of the circuit's meshes, that current source defines the value of the current in that mesh. What is the value of the current ia?

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Lizeth Curtis · Answer 1

current ia = 50 mA

Explanation:

given data

mesh-current analysis

current source in circuit = 50 mA

to find out

value of the current (ia)

solution

we know here that in mesh-current analysis with independent or dependent current or contain only here one current source then

there value of the current will be

value of the current (ia) = 50 mA

because value of current source is self indicated mesg current

so ia = 50 mA