GATE EE 2000 | Network Theorems Question 27 | Electric Circuits

GATE EE 2000

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Predict the current $${\rm I}$$ in Fig. in response to a voltage of $$20\angle {0^0}\,V.$$ The impedance values are given in $$ohms.$$ Use Thevenin's theorem. GATE EE 2000 Electric Circuits - Network Theorems Question 12 English

GATE EE 2000 Electric Circuits - Network Theorems Question 12 English

GATE EE 1997

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Find the Thevenin equivalent about $$AB$$ for the circuit shown in Figure. GATE EE 1997 Electric Circuits - Network Theorems Question 6 English

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