Question4); For the circuit shown in fig(4), Determine the thevenin s equivelant circuit for the network across the resistance 12 and the Norton equivalent circuit and max power transfer. 68 V 3 Ohm Fig(4) 6 A 10 Ohm 1 Ohm Ohm

Question4); For the circuit shown in fig(4), Determine the thevenin s equivelant circuit for the network across the resistance 12 and the Norton equivalent circuit and max power transfer. 68 V 3 Ohm Fig(4) 6 A 10 Ohm 1 Ohm Ohm

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