Superposition Circuit Analysis Practice Problem Help (Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Review)

Superposition circuit analysis for electrical engineering students can sometimes sound way harder than it really is. In this electrical engineering review video, I walk through a circuit analysis practice problem asking to find a voltage across a linear component. Using the principle of superposition I show you how to solve this. For more videos, subscribe and check my EE playlist - http://bit.ly/EEReview_ProfG​​. Here's the basic idea of Superposition: whenever you have a circuit with multiple independent power sources, and you want to find the voltage or current across a linear component within the circuit, you can just add up the contributions of each of the power sources. Here's the steps: 1) Turn off all independent power sources, but one. 2) Calculate the voltage or current across the linear component of interest. 3) Repeat #1 & 2 for all other independent power sources. 4) Sum up all the voltages (or currents) that you found for each iteration of #2. This is the voltage (or current) that you're looking for. Need to review EE basics fast and for free? Check out http://www.EEReviewVideos.com for free electrical engineering and electronics instructional videos arranged by topic: Basic Electricity Concepts, Fundamental Circuit Laws, Circuit Analysis Basics, Operational Amplifiers, Passive Components, and Semiconductor Basics. --WANT MORE EE VIDEOS?-- EE Playlist - https://bit.ly/EEVideos Help Support -   / profg​​​   --FAVORITE EE REVIEW BOOKS-- Electrical Engineering 101 - https://amzn.to/3rBmpoI Basic Circuit Analysis - https://amzn.to/3p3ZLDJ Fundamentals of Circuits - https://amzn.to/2ObZvpi Full list of recommended books: http://bit.ly/3aSZO03 --MORE COLLEGE COURSE VIDEOS-- Creative Thinking Playlist - https://bit.ly/Creativity_ProfG Critical Thinking Playlist - bit.ly/CriticalThinking_ProfG Comparative Religion Playlist - http://bit.ly/ComparativeReligion_Pro... The videos I post on YouTube are primarily for my own college students, so I usually do not have time to respond to YouTube comments. Sorry. But, if you have questions, you can checkout free EE Lessons Courses and contact me through there: http://www.EEReviewVideos.com