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Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit between A and B of the circuit in Figure 8-33. FIGURE 8-33 R1 R4 1000 n 1000 2 R2 470 N RL 10 V R3 220 2

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Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit between A and B of the circuit in Figure 8-33.
FIGURE 8-33
RA
1000 2
R2
1000 N
470 N
E's
10 V
E RL
R3
220 2

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