4.53 Find the Norton equivalent at terminals a-b of thecircuit in Fig. 4.119. Vo-+10 Ω20 2ЗА2 V.Figure 4.119For Prob. 4.53.

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+
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ЗА
2 V.
Figure 4.119
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