Engineering Solve BJT Transistor Q Point Using Thevenin Theorem

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The discussion focuses on finding the Q point of a BJT transistor using Thevenin's theorem. The original poster expresses uncertainty about applying Thevenin's theorem to their specific circuit. A request for assistance is made, along with an image of their attempt. Another user critiques the attempt and encourages a revised effort. The conversation highlights the need for clear guidance in applying Thevenin's theorem to BJT circuits.
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Homework Statement
Find Q point of a BJT transistor
Relevant Equations
Q(Ib,Ic,Ube,Uce), Ube=0.7V
Hello,

I need help with this bjt transistor and finding the Q point. The problem I have is that I don't know how to do the thevenin theorem on this one. If someone could help me and show me how its done that would be great. Thank you!
The transistor looks like this on the picture:
bjt.JPG

This is my attempt at doing it but don't know if its correct:
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Thanks for the very high quality image of your work @Dominik (not) -- Could you please try again? Thanks.
 
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