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Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

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For the circuit shown, Find The Norton voltage
and resistance at terminals a-b. Then determine
the currents and voltages of R6.
R,
R2
Vo
A
R4
10 0
Ix
R7
20
R3 80
1.5
12 V
B
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