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Use the Super Position theorem to find the following.
Given V8=41.5 V, V9=57 V, R12=102 Ω, R13=32.5 Ω and R14=64 Ω.
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this:
a) A voltage source of value Vth (Thevenin equivalent voltage) in series with Rth (Thevenin equivalent
resistance).
b) A voltage source of value Vth (Thevenin equivalent voltage) in parallel with Rth (Thevenin equivalent
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