Find the Norton equivalent resistance

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Homework Statement


Find the Norton equivalent resistance
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Homework Equations



Sum of resistance in a parallel circuit: 1/Rt = 1/R1 + 1/R2...
Sum of resistance a series circuit: Rt= R1+R2...

The Attempt at a Solution


Don't know where to go from here:

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Actually, I believe this might be the solution. Is this correct?
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Well I see you got a start and eliminated the Voltage and Current sources. However I can't tell if those sources were replaced by Shorts or Opens. Can you clarify with a better schematic?
 

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