www R1 ↑ 11 R2 + V2 www Figure 5: A circuit R3 R4 Ic a Given the circuit in figure 5 with component values R₁ = 60, R₂ = 2002, R3 = 80, R4 = 40 Ω, 1₁ = 4 A, V₂ = 160 lc V. The current Ic is noted on the circuit. Node a and bare denoted on the circuit. You are free to use any methods explained in class to derive the Thevenin equivalent circuit between node a and b.

www R1 ↑ 11 R2 + V2 www Figure 5: A circuit R3 R4 Ic a Given the circuit in figure 5 with component values R₁ = 60, R₂ = 2002, R3 = 80, R4 = 40 Ω, 1₁ = 4 A, V₂ = 160 lc V. The current Ic is noted on the circuit. Node a and bare denoted on the circuit. You are free to use any methods explained in class to derive the Thevenin equivalent circuit between node a and b.

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