Thevenin Equivalent

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Hey I can't figure out how to convert the below circuit into its thevenin equivalent. I am used to having two points to work with, but in this circuit there is only one and a ground.

http://img715.yfrog.com/i/13332492.jpg/ [Broken]
for some reason the image doesn't show up on my screen; if that's the case for you, the link is below
http://img715.yfrog.com/i/13332492.jpg/ [Broken]

help appreciated!
 
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  • #2
Find the Thevenin equivalent between the free end of R3 and the ground.

ehild
 
  • #3
im still confused about the +5 V end, can you actually show me?
 
  • #4
There is a voltage source connected there. I made a new drawing, find the Thevenin equivalent between A and B.

ehild
 

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