Is Finding Thévenin's Equivalent Just Calculating Rth and Vth?

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Homework Statement



Find the Thévenin's equivalent.
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Homework Equations



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I'm not sure if I need to take into account the internal resistance. And also, is finding thévenin's equivalent just calculating Rth and Vth?

I'm really lost sorry.
Many thanks.
 
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Crutchlow13 said:
I'm not sure if I need to take into account the internal resistance. And also, is finding thévenin's equivalent just calculating Rth and Vth?
Yup, the internal resistance of the battery counts. Rth and Vth are what you're after.
 
Thanks, do you think I got it?
 

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Thanks, do you think I got it?
Your Rth looks good, but something went wrong with your final calculation of Vth. If you look at the resistors in the voltage divider you'd expect to see Vth = 1/2 of your v1...
 
Oh my god that was super silly.. Thanks gneill!
 

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