The Norton's equivalent circuit is a method used to convert the complex circuit into simple equivalent circuit with: A voltage source in series with internal (A resistance. A current source in series with internal B resistance. A current source in parallel with internal resistance. A voltage source in parallel with internal resistance.

The Norton's equivalent circuit is a method used to convert the complex circuit into simple equivalent circuit with: A voltage source in series with internal (A resistance. A current source in series with internal B resistance. A current source in parallel with internal resistance. A voltage source in parallel with internal resistance.

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The Norton's equivalent circuit is a method used to
convert the complex circuit into simple equivalent
circuit with:
A voltage source in series with internal
(A
resistance.
A current source in series with internal
B
resistance.
A current source in parallel with internal
resistance.
A voltage source in parallel with internal
D
resistance.

A circuit consists of 12-V source, a switch, and 2
bulbs all in series connection. When the switch is
closed, the voltage across the switch is;
A) 0
(B) 12 V
© infinity
D) 6 V

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