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1-Rth (in ohm)=
2-IN(Norton current in ampere)=
Transcribed Image Text:For R1=6537, R2=8422, R3=14730, R4=7868, R5=4690, R6=7461, K1=38 & V1=25 V in the circuit shown below, find the Norton equivalent
between terminals a and b.
(Rth may be -ve due to the presence of the dependent source)
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R1
R3
R5
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v1
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R6
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