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For the circuit shown below, apply superposition and solve for the following: a. The contribution of the independent current source to the value v, b. The contribution of the independent voltage source to the value of v, c. The actual value of v If we remove the independent current source at its terminals, solve for the Thevenin's equivalent circuit at that said terminal. For the same terminal as in the previous item, solve for the Norton's equivalent circuit without using source transformation.

For the circuit shown below, apply superposition and solve for the following: a. The contribution of the independent current source to the value v, b. The contribution of the independent voltage source to the value of v, c. The actual value of v If we remove the independent current source at its terminals, solve for the Thevenin's equivalent circuit at that said terminal. For the same terminal as in the previous item, solve for the Norton's equivalent circuit without using source transformation.

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1. For the circuit shown below, apply superposition and solve for the following: a. The contribution of the independent current source to the value vi b. The contribution of the independent voltage source to the value of v, c. The actual value of vị 2. If we remove the independent current source at its terminals, solve for the Thevenin's equivalent circuit at that said terminal. 3. For the same terminal as in the previous item, solve for the Norton's equivalent circuit without using source transformation. i 1Ω + v1 50 mF 2Ω 50 mH 3 sin 20t A ( 2.1 cos 20t V Note: ell
Transcribed Image Text:1. For the circuit shown below, apply superposition and solve for the following: a. The contribution of the independent current source to the value vi b. The contribution of the independent voltage source to the value of v, c. The actual value of vị 2. If we remove the independent current source at its terminals, solve for the Thevenin's equivalent circuit at that said terminal. 3. For the same terminal as in the previous item, solve for the Norton's equivalent circuit without using source transformation. i 1Ω + v1 50 mF 2Ω 50 mH 3 sin 20t A ( 2.1 cos 20t V Note: ell
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