An electrical circuit consisting of six resistors with a powersupply. Apply Thevenin's theorem steps to calculate:C) Current through 4 2 resistor of circuit below.72V1202501 802012

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An electrical circuit consisting of six resistors with a power supply. Apply Thevenin's theorem steps to calculate: C) Current through 4 2 resistor of circuit below. 72V 1202 501 80 2012