Solving Thevenin Equivalent Circuit: 300Ω, 100Ω & 25Ω

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To find the Thevenin equivalent circuit for the given circuit with a current source, the first 300Ω resistor is indeed ignored. The 100Ω and 25Ω resistors are analyzed as being in series, leading to a calculated voltage source of approximately 37.6V. The Thevenin resistance is determined to be around 94Ω. Other participants in the discussion confirm similar results, with values of 37.5V and 93.75Ω. The calculations appear to be accurate based on the analysis provided.
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I have this circuit (attached) and I am required to give the thevenin equivalent circuit...since its a current source, the first 300ohm resistor is ignored, right? but then is the 100 ohm and 25 ohm resistor afterwards taken to be in series of parallel, i took series.



i ended up with a voltage source of 37.6V and a thevenin resistance of 94 ohms..is this correct?
 

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Yeah I too get answer close to yours, 37.5V and 93.75 ohms
 

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