Find the Thevenin's equivalent circuit for the portions of the networks of figure below atpoints a and b.4.7 kNR2R47 kNR,2.7 kN3.9 kNR3Dis mAE180 V9오(II)

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Find the Thevenin's equivalent circuit for the portions of the networks of figure below at
points a and b.
4.7 kN
R2
R
47 kN
R,2.7 kN
3.9 kN
R3
Dis mA
E
180 V
9오
(II)

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