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Solving for (β+1) in Thevenin Equivalent Homework
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[QUOTE="nunez2005, post: 4847867, member: 520215"] i've attached the solution that i have in the book, the value of beta is 150 and R1=100k and R2=39k, the only problem I have is that how do you get to the vth while substituting beta and the resistance in both sides to be equal to -Beta (-is/beta+1), the beta + 1 has to come out from simplying and combining like terms but I just can't see it. [/QUOTE]
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