R352kNIo.RAR2vịR5%3DThe circuit parameters are: R, = 5 kN, R3 = 4 kN, R4 = 2 kN, R, = 9 kN, v1 = 5 V, and i = 15 mAVihReh+R4Hint: Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit across the R4 resistor. Then I,

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52kN R3 I. R2 RA R5 The circuit parameters are: R2 = 5 kN, R3 = 4 kN, R4 = 2 kM, Rz = 9 k2, vị = 5 V, and i = 15 mA Vih Hint: Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit across the R4 resistor. Then Io R4h+R4

52kN R3 I. R2 RA R5 The circuit parameters are: R2 = 5 kN, R3 = 4 kN, R4 = 2 kM, Rz = 9 k2, vị = 5 V, and i = 15 mA Vih Hint: Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit across the R4 resistor. Then Io R4h+R4

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