a) Write one KCL and two KVL equations.Use Ohm's Law to write all the equations in terms of the three currents. + V1- + V3 - 4.7k 13 + 5V 12 V4 V2 10k 2.2k KCL: 11 12 - 13 = 0 KVL: 5v=V1 + V2 ----- 5v = 11 * 1k+ 12 * 2.2K KVL: V2 V3 + V4 - 12 * 2.2k 13 * 14.7k b) Solve for the three currents (you can do this on your calculator; if you haven't used it to solve simultaneous equations before, now is a good time to learn!) and then find the voltages from Ohm's Law.Put the values in Table 1 on the next page. wwwww Note: remember "1k" = 1 k = 1000 2.Put currents in the table in mA (0.001 A) and use 3 decimal places.