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Basics of Electrical Engineering
Assignment 1
Use Thevenin's Theorem to show that the current I in the R3 = 200 N resistance in the circuit
shown below equals 300 m amp:
R1
R2
750
1500
V1
R3
2000
V2
-80V
140V
R5
R4
1250
2500

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