Simplifying a circuit w/ multiple resistors & current source

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The discussion revolves around simplifying a circuit with multiple resistors and a current source. The user seeks clarification on the configuration of resistors, specifically whether certain resistors are in series or parallel. The responses indicate that the provided images are inaccessible due to privacy settings, making it difficult for others to assist effectively. Participants emphasize the importance of uploading images directly to the forum for better collaboration. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges of circuit analysis without visual aids.
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Homework Statement


I am given this circuit:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui=2&ik=ac16233c7c&view=fimg&th=157871927bfab85f&attid=0.3&disp=inline&safe=1&attbid=ANGjdJ_NBCzBtsxNBxpVBZxZYQhZBjV1KlRTvTIVWx8ywfyYGYgtKpez7JOOWa_t8GbsfP3Hp9ODP0iatO0VG1zN1WomVMiLbznnfU2kAs3svgcsod_Y94bTkZdEMYI&ats=1475440357233&rm=157871927bfab85f&zw&sz=w1366-h643

And told to simplify it to the maximum.

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The Attempt at a Solution


https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui=2&ik=ac16233c7c&view=fimg&th=157871927bfab85f&attid=0.1&disp=inline&safe=1&attbid=ANGjdJ-gRfjhey3cZn9NlCVIqos0TRZDJEKuJaPl-IZ4I5Ellsyankr3RBbt8saO2nDCfKh0EKZnO0zLcAN_ziB3a1KrK2QJ_So9Axm2IclqnCOh9mG-i1eR6Z_OcAg&ats=1475440357233&rm=157871927bfab85f&zw&sz=w1366-h643

This is my final result. I was wondering 3 things:
1. Are the 20 and 10 resistors in series
2. Is the 20 resistor on top in parallel with the 20 and the 10
3. Are the 10 and 40 resistors in series[/B]
 
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Your images are not accessible. The URLs seem to point to a google mail box, which no doubt no one but you can access! It's far better to UPLOAD your images to avoid such hassles.
 
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