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H.W 1-If a resistance of 60 is connected between A and B .Find the current in 6 Q resistance using : a-thevenin theorem 2A b-Norton theorem A [B =D9¥ V,r=1요 1 A 42 15 VO O10 v 200

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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H.W
1-If a resistance of 62 is connected between A and B .Find the current in
6Q resistance using :
a-thevenin theorem
b-Norton theorem
[B = 9} V, r =1 , 1} A]
42
4VO 15 VIO
O]10 v
B

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