11. In the circuit shown in Figure 9-34, assume that R, has a resistance of 4 $2 and R2 has a resistance of 20 2. Battery Es has a voltage of 48 V. What is the Thevenin equivalent voltage for this circuit across Terminals A and B? ETHEV = 12. What is the equivalent Thevenin resistance for the circuit described in Question 11? RTHEV = , Ω %3D

11. In the circuit shown in Figure 9-34, assume that R, has a resistance of 4 $2 and R2 has a resistance of 20 2. Battery Es has a voltage of 48 V. What is the Thevenin equivalent voltage for this circuit across Terminals A and B? ETHEV = 12. What is the equivalent Thevenin resistance for the circuit described in Question 11? RTHEV = , Ω %3D

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