-In your own words, describe Norton's theorem. How is Norton's theorem limited in its applications? -How are Norton's Theorem and Thevenin's theorem related? -How is a Norton equivalent circuit different from a Thevenin equivalent circuit?

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Rg B, 28 V 203 R2 7V=B2 a) solve for the current through R1 using Thevenin's theorem b) solve for the current through R3 using Thevenin's theorem - Show step-by-step solution in solving the Vth, Rth and currents 11 and 13. Draw also the corresponding Thevenin's circuit diagrams for Vth, Rth and thevenin's equivalent circuit. R,

Redraw the Norton Equivalent circuit for Thevenin Equivalent Circuit using a previous problem that was solved and calculate the load current (IL ) dropped across the load resistor (RL)? NOTE (backround information): for this example and the circuit you see below we were asked to perform Thevenins equivalent circuit. We were asked to find... Rth, Eth, and IL the anwers I got were Rth= 1 kΩ Eth= 3 V IL= 0.273 mA