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Value of Thevenin Voltage drop across terminals A and B.
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R1 = 10kohmsR2 = 3kohmsR3 = 5kohmsR4 = 15kohmsR5 = 18kohmsA1 = -1.2mAA2 = 1.2mAA3 = -1mAA4 = -150.8uAA5 = 150.8uAV1 = 12VV2 = -3.5VV3 = 5VV4 = 2.2VV5 = -2.7V
the VS1 is 20V
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