Questiona): For the circuit shown in fig.(4), Calculate the current in the 62 resistor, usingNorton's theorem and find thevenin equivalent , max power transfer.4 Ohm10 Ohm2 Ohm12 A8 Ohm6 OhmFigl4)

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Question ): For the circuit shown in fig (4), Cakulate the current in the 60 resistor, using Norton's theorem and find thevenin equivalent, max power transfer. 4 Ohm 10 Ohm Ohm 12 A 8 Ohm Ohm

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