Vs3k2 ZRLSokeThe circuit is connected to a load resistor RL. Suppose we want to select Vs so that maximum possiblepower can be delivered to the load.Choose Vs so that the maximum possible power that can be delivered to a load resistor is 20mW.You can check your results by applying a different method than the one you selected (open circuitvoltage, short circuit current, source transformations, equivalent resistance).Question 1.Thevenin resistance [k]Question 2.Thevenin Voltage so maximum power that can be delivered to a load resistor is 20mW[V]Vs so that maximum power that can be delivered to a load resistor is 20mW [V](Ctrl) -Question 3.Question 4.Norton current for Vs selected in Question 3 [mA]Question 5.For the Vs found in question 3, is the maximum power being delivered to the loadresistor for the value shown in the circuit?Hi

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