Norton and thevenin equivalent

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Homework Statement



The circuit is attached as a jpg image. How can i find the norton equivalent when both current sources and voltage sources are present?

please help

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iamnew said:

Homework Statement



The circuit is attached as a jpg image. How can i find the norton equivalent when both current sources and voltage sources are present?

please help

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


How do you define a Norton equivalent? What about a Thevinin equivalent circuit? What steps do you think you would take to convert the circiut given into each equivalent?