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  • it has 20,651 views with only 23 likes...guys please take the burden to move you cursor all the way to the other side of the world to like this video...:p

  • Thank you so much! It really helps! Cheer

  • Why R1 and R2? Why can't you use just a voltage supply?

  • Why is Vo/Vt= -R4/Rt?

  • At 1:20, why are R1 and R2 considered in parallel? Are you counting the connection through Vs, and can you do that?

  • @benjwgarner Yes, he is counting the connection through Vs as a short circuit. When calculating the Thevenin Equivalent you can think of Voltage Sources as shorts and Current Sources as opens.

    See the Wikipedia page for Thevenin's Theorem for more info.

  • @benjwgarner you do that in Thevenin, you go round pass the power supply when finding Rt, and now R1 and R2 are parallel.

  • Thanks !

  • thanks a lot maaaan, i'm french and i understand better with your videos than with my physic course

  • @RS001 je vais manger ton chien

  • Thanks a lot!! and also seems really xhausted at da end!! :)

    Gr8 work!!

  • thanks.........

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