- Find v. in the circuit below using the Thevenin theorem.3ii。 4Q2 Hwwwm12 cos(t) V(+114F=+F:ΖΩVo110

Step 1: Thevenin Equivalent CircuitFind the Thevenin voltage (Vth):Vth is the open-circuit voltage…

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- Find v. in the circuit below using the Thevenin theorem. 3i i。 4Q 2 H www m 12 cos(t) V(+ 114 F= + F: ΖΩ Vo 110