Superposition theorem Ex: Find the current passing through the 29 resistor using superposition theorem. 10 SV w 50 57 19

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Thevenins Ex: For the circuit shown in below, find the current 1, through 692 resistor using Thevenin's theorem. Answer: I = 2.625 A H. « 1 an 42 Volt الهه ر V م دے دیا۔ لایح - اكي مصدر با کوال 37 dition

Chapter 6 Thevenin's theorem Ex: For the circuit shown in figure, calculate the current in the 10 ohm resistance. Use Thevenin's theorem only. Answer: I = 0.32 A 8 - 12 V w 20 V
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