Finding Thevenin and Norton question

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The discussion revolves around finding the Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits for a given problem. The Thevenin equivalent is described as having a 12V voltage supply in series with an 8 Ohm resistor. The Norton equivalent is presented with a 1.5A current supply in parallel with an 8 Ohm resistor. The original poster seeks confirmation of their solution, which has already been validated by their tutor. This highlights the importance of peer reassurance in understanding circuit equivalences.
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Finding the Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuit

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Just wondering whether i have done it right?
So the Thevenin circuit has a voltage supply of 12V, in series with an 8 Ohm resistor, while the Norton circuit has a current supply of 1.5A in parallel with an 8 Ohm resister.
 
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Ok my tutor just said that it's right...however since I'm a very paranoid person, i'd like a second opinion, just to reaffirm :)
 

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