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Chapter 5, Problem 51E
With reference to the circuit of Fig. 5.91, (a) find the Thévenin equivalent of the network defined by terminals a and b; (b) determine the Norton equivalent. (c) What resistor value connected between the open terminals results in maximum power transfer from the network?
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