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Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit between a and b for the circuit shown in Figure P4.37.

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4.37 Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit between
a and b for the circuit shown in Figure P4.37.
FIGURE P4.37
2A 1 Is
w
R₁
16 0
HIP
R₂
w
8 Ω
8 V
R3
8 Ω
Vs
a

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