What is the equivalent resistor seen from two terminals on the left?

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Homework Statement


R1 = 1K Ohm
R2= 50K Ohm
gM = 100mA/V

I should find the equivalent resistor seen from the two terminals on the left


Homework Equations



Nodes equations, Ohm's law.

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So, I started by putting a test voltage source on the left but I end up with 2 variables on the equivalent resistor equation that I can't be able to solve.
I did Circuit analysis last year, which I passed but now I'm a bit rusty with this. Anyone can help me?
 

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