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7.2----ALL INFORMATION IS PROVIDED TO FIND PR1 and PR2----

R_L = Load Resistor

V_s = 40V

R_1 = [(k-alpha)R_o] / (alpha*k) 

R_1 = 2.76 kOhms

R_2 = [(k-alpha)R_o] / [alpha(1*k)]

R_2 = 8.29 kOhms

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