An electrical circuit with load resistor 3k2 is shown in Figure B1, 2kn 20 kn ww ww R3 R1 3kn R4 8 V 10kn ER2 5 kn R5 Figure B1 By using Thevenin's Theorem calculate the following: i. Current through the load resistor, 3k2. ii. Voltage across load resistor, 3kN. ww

An electrical circuit with load resistor 3k2 is shown in Figure B1, 2kn 20 kn ww ww R3 R1 3kn R4 8 V 10kn ER2 5 kn R5 Figure B1 By using Thevenin's Theorem calculate the following: i. Current through the load resistor, 3k2. ii. Voltage across load resistor, 3kN. ww

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An electrical circuit with load resistor 3k2 is shown in Figure B1,
2kn
20 kn
ww
ww
R3
R1
8 V
10kn
FR2
5 kn
R5
Figure B1
By using Thevenin's Theorem calculate the following:
i.
Current through the load resistor, 3k2.
ii.
Voltage across load resistor, 3kQ.
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