The discussion revolves around calculating Thevenin's equivalent resistance in a given circuit. Participants explore methods for finding this resistance, including the potential use of delta to star transformations, and share their calculations and reasoning.
Participants generally agree on the final calculated value of 1.33 ohms for Thevenin's equivalent resistance, but there is some disagreement about the necessity of using a delta to star transformation in the calculation process.
The discussion lacks a visual representation of the circuit, which may limit understanding of the problem. There are also unresolved assumptions regarding the circuit configuration and the appropriateness of different methods for calculating Thevenin's resistance.
Students and practitioners interested in circuit analysis, particularly those learning about Thevenin's theorem and equivalent circuits.
hussain bani said:so whT WILL BE nswer after shorting them and finding thevenine equivalent reistance across terninal a and b?
mine is coming 1.33 ohms, is it rite?
hussain bani said:i solved 4 and 2 in parallel, and 10 parallel with ze0r, so automatically ans is 0 of 10 iin parallel with zero, so the only thing left was 4 in parallel with 2, that's is 1.33.
this is correct method right?