Find the Norton equivalent resistance

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To find the Norton equivalent resistance, it is essential to apply the correct formulas for resistances in series and parallel circuits. The discussion highlights confusion regarding the elimination of voltage and current sources, specifically whether they should be replaced by shorts or opens. A clearer schematic is requested to aid in understanding the circuit configuration. The conversation indicates a need for clarification on these foundational concepts to proceed accurately. Properly identifying the circuit elements is crucial for determining 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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