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  • https://eng.libretexts.org/Workbench/Introduction_to_Circuit_Analysis/04%3A_Analysis_Theorems_and_Techniques/4.07%3A_Summary
    The superposition theorem states that, for any multi-source linear bilateral network, the contributions of each source may be determined independent of all other sources, the final result being the su...The superposition theorem states that, for any multi-source linear bilateral network, the contributions of each source may be determined independent of all other sources, the final result being the summation of the contributions, cognizant of current directions and voltage polarities.

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