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1. Use the most efficient way to solve for i₁ and v₁. Assume R₁ = R₂ = 50000, R3 = R4 = 10000, and R540000. R5 m R5 R3 www R3 R1 5V + 2. Find the Thévenin Equivalent and Norton Equivalent Circuits with respect to the terminals a and b. Assume the same resistor values as in problem 1. R1 m 5V R2 m - v₁ + R2 m - v₁ + R4 ww R4 。 a + ob

1. Use the most efficient way to solve for i₁ and v₁. Assume R₁ = R₂ = 50000, R3 = R4 = 10000, and R540000. R5 m R5 R3 www R3 R1 5V + 2. Find the Thévenin Equivalent and Norton Equivalent Circuits with respect to the terminals a and b. Assume the same resistor values as in problem 1. R1 m 5V R2 m - v₁ + R2 m - v₁ + R4 ww R4 。 a + ob

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1. Use the most efficient way to solve for i₁ and v₁. Assume R₁ = R₂ = 50000, R3 = R4 = 10000, and R540000. R5 m R5 R3 www R3 R1 5V + 2. Find the Thévenin Equivalent and Norton Equivalent Circuits with respect to the terminals a and b. Assume the same resistor values as in problem 1. R1 m 5V R2 m - v₁ + R2 m - v₁ + R4 ww R4 。 a + ob
Transcribed Image Text:1. Use the most efficient way to solve for i₁ and v₁. Assume R₁ = R₂ = 50000, R3 = R4 = 10000, and R540000. R5 m R5 R3 www R3 R1 5V + 2. Find the Thévenin Equivalent and Norton Equivalent Circuits with respect to the terminals a and b. Assume the same resistor values as in problem 1. R1 m 5V R2 m - v₁ + R2 m - v₁ + R4 ww R4 。 a + ob
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for the R-th part. isn't R3 and R5 in series not parrallel? If not, explain why. If so, fix the solution. THank you.

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