Section 18 - Mesh Current Problems with Dependent Sources - Part 4

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sir please let me know if we have current dependent source replaced with voltage dependent source in your given circuit than we don't know voltage across it and it also doesn't cancel how to solve it. Its in my University Assignment question

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Why don't you consider the voltage across the current source? Shouldn't it be something like 'Va = 40(ia-ic)' ?

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