Find $I_o$ in the network in the figure below using source transformation. 4 k$\Omega$ $I_o$ 4 k$\Omega$ 2 k$\Omega$ 8 mA +4 V 2 k$\Omega$ 6 k$\Omega$ 4 k$\Omega$ $I_o = \boxed{.191}$ mA
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We can do this by multiplying the current source value (8mA) by the resistance in parallel with it (6kΩ). This gives us a voltage source of 48V in series with a 6kΩ resistor. Show more…
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