1. Do the load voltages for the original and Thevenized circuits match for both loads? Is it logical that this could be extended to any arbitrary load resistance value? 2. How would the Thevenin...

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1. Do the load voltages for the original and<br>Thevenized circuits match for both loads?<br>Is it logical that this could be extended to<br>any arbitrary load resistance value?<br>2. How would the Thevenin equivalent<br>computations change if the original circuit<br>contained more than one voltage source?<br>

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