Mesh Analysis 2

Mesh Analysis 2

Here is a picture of our schematic. 


Here are my calculations



the value i got for Ii was -.322 amps
and for the voltage i got 4.99 mV
Here is the voltage i got for my circuit. it wasn't that far off from my calculated value. I forgot to take a picture for the value of the current, however the value i got was -.52 A. Which was off by a bit














%error for V=(4.99-4.10/4.99*100=17.8% error

%error for I=(-0.322+.52)/(-.322)*100=52% error

I'm assuming the huge percent error in the current was due to not connecting the leads of the DMM to the approritate wires.

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