Why isn't V=V1+V2? V=Va−Vc=Va−Vb+Vb−Vc, Va−Vb=V1 and Vb−Vc=V2 Doesn't that prove that V=V1+V2?
Regardless of V3,
If i'm wrong , is there a way to obtain V in terms of V1, V2 and V3
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