Question 4.18: Determine the potential distribution within the two adjacent...

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Determine the potential distribution within the two adjacent triangular regions if the potential is specified at all nodes

$V_{1} = 8 @ ( 4, 0); V_{2} = 0 @ (0, 0); V_{3} = 0 @ (4, 3);$ and $V_{4} = 8 @ (0, 3).$

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