a-) For this part find Vo voltage. Only for this part use 1 kilo ohm resistance instead of 2mA current source. b-) For only this part, replace dependent source 2Vx with 2 kilo ohm resistance (2K), then find R thy between ports AB. A 1 kn Vo a-) Vo=.........Volts 8 V 1 kN b-) RThy=.........ohms + 1 kn Vx 21 ko 2 mA B

a-) For this part find Vo voltage. Only for this part use 1 kilo ohm resistance instead of 2mA current source. b-) For only this part, replace dependent source 2Vx with 2 kilo ohm resistance (2K), then find R thy between ports AB. A 1 kn Vo a-) Vo=.........Volts 8 V 1 kN b-) RThy=.........ohms + 1 kn Vx 21 ko 2 mA B

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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