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The tense of the dependent clause in a subjunctive sentence

Is it affected or independent?
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  1. If I knew (now) where he was (yesterday), I would tell you (now) where he was (yesterday).
  2. If I knew (now) where he is (now), I would tell you (now) where he is (now).
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  1. If I had known (two days ago) where he was (two days ago), I would have told you (two days ago) where he was (two days ago).
  2. If I had known (two days ago) where he had been (six days ago), I would have told you (two days ago) where he had been (six days ago).
  

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