Superposition Theorem

Network Theory: The Superposition Theorem
Topics discussed:
1) Definition of the Superposition Theorem.
2) Steps to apply the Superposition Theorem.
3) Example of the Superposition Theorem.
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(v/4)+(v-6)/8=3,
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So is the voltage in the 8ohm resistor 12v?

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In the step 2, if I replace the current source by a voltage source V= 12v in series with the 4 ohm resistor I get a different answer . Why ??
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