RgB,28 V203 R27V=B2a) solve for the current through R1 using Thevenin's theoremb) solve for the current through R3 using Thevenin's theorem- Show step-by-step solution in solving the Vth, Rth and currents 11 and 13. Draw also thecorresponding Thevenin's circuit diagrams for Vth, Rth and thevenin's equivalent circuit.R,

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