A2For the circuit shown in Figure A2, assuming R₁ = 10.2 k, R₂ = 1kº,R3 500 2, R4 = 1.5 kn, R5 = 2.5kQ2, R6 = 210 2, and Vs = 4.5 V, calculate:=R6R5Ad+E V₂R4VTH, RTh=??R₂ R₂3BWR₁FIGURE A2a. the Thévenin voltage, VTh, between terminals A and Bb. the Thévenin resistance, RTh, seen between A and B

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A2 For the circuit shown in Figure A2, assuming R₁ = 10.2 km, R₂ = 1k0, R3 = 500, R4 = 1.5 km, R5 = 2.5k, R6= 210 2, and Vs = 4.5 V, calculate: R6 R5 А. R₁ VTH, RTh=?? R₂ R3 B R₁ FIGURE A2 a. the Thévenin voltage, VTh, between terminals A and B b. the Thévenin resistance, RTh, seen between A and B + =Vs

A2 For the circuit shown in Figure A2, assuming R₁ = 10.2 km, R₂ = 1k0, R3 = 500, R4 = 1.5 km, R5 = 2.5k, R6= 210 2, and Vs = 4.5 V, calculate: R6 R5 А. R₁ VTH, RTh=?? R₂ R3 B R₁ FIGURE A2 a. the Thévenin voltage, VTh, between terminals A and B b. the Thévenin resistance, RTh, seen between A and B + =Vs

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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