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What Theorem or Law States That an Entire Network Can

Question 34

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What theorem or law states that an entire network can be replaced by a single current source in parallel with a single resistance?

A) Superposition
B) Kirchhoff's law
C) Thevenin's theorem
D) Norton's theorem

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