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When calculating by hand using nodal analysis, I get: VM1 = 60V VM2 = 84V

What am I doing wrong that I'm getting 0 and 12 from CircuitLab?

by DYLH
September 21, 2013

@DYLH,

Sorry to have to disappoint but CL is right (well almost: v1 isn't quite zero but that looks like a rounding error).

Looks as though you have a mandraulic error somewhere in you sums.

by signality
October 01, 2013

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