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What is the relationship between the Thevenin equivalent resistance and the Norton equivalent resistance? (a) Thevenin resistance is always bigger than Norton resistance. (b) Thevenin resistance is always
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What is the relationship between the Thevenin equivalent resistance and the Norton equivalent resistance? (a) Thevenin resistance is always bigger than Norton resistance. (b) Thevenin resistance is always smaller than Norton restistance (c) They are the same. (d) There is no relationship.

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(C) They are same

Step-by-step explanation:

the Thevenin equivalent resistance is same as norton equivalent resistance even the procedure of finding their equivalent resistance is also same

POCEDURE TO FIND THEVENIN OR NORTON RESISTANCE:

  • Remove the load resistance
  • short the independent voltage source
  • open the independent current source
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