For the circuit shown in the Figure, if $I_{in} = 10 A$, $R_1 = 10 \Omega$, $R_2 = 15 \Omega$ and $\alpha = 0.5$, answer the following three questions: The thevenin equivalent voltage as seen by the load terminals ($R_L$) is: Oa. 105 V Ob. 107 V Oc. 111 V Od. 109 V The thevenin equivalent resistance as seen by the load terminals ($R_L$) is: Oa. 25.5 $\Omega$ Ob. 16.32 $\Omega$ Oc. 31.88 $\Omega$ Od. 20.4 $\Omega$ If the load resistance $R_L$ is constant, then the value of $\alpha$ that facilitates maximum power delivery to the load equals: Oa. 31.25 Ob. 25 Oc. 20 Od. 39.06
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