Assigning R3 as the load, find the following: R₁ 4 Ω VS1 = 28V Question 5 R₂ 202 VTH R₂ (Load) Convert the computed TEC into NEC. THEVENIN'S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT (TEC) RTH 102 Blank 1 Add your answer 7V VS2 R3 (Load) IN Based on the computed NEC (Norton Equivalent Circuit), What is the Norton current value (IN), in amperes? Blank 1 The answer must be in 2 decimal places. NORTON'S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT (NEC) THEVENIN'S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT (TEC) RTH VTH RN *** R3 (Load) R3 (Load)

Assigning R3 as the load, find the following: R₁ 4 Ω VS1 = 28V Question 5 R₂ 202 VTH R₂ (Load) Convert the computed TEC into NEC. THEVENIN'S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT (TEC) RTH 102 Blank 1 Add your answer 7V VS2 R3 (Load) IN Based on the computed NEC (Norton Equivalent Circuit), What is the Norton current value (IN), in amperes? Blank 1 The answer must be in 2 decimal places. NORTON'S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT (NEC) THEVENIN'S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT (TEC) RTH VTH RN *** R3 (Load) R3 (Load)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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