Hi there.
The attached is probably really simple, but I've never thought about Thevenin being used for something like a voltage divider, would just like to confirm my steps:
I would think V(th) would be the voltage at the output terminals found by usual voltage divider equation: 10V, and for R(th) I would think that if you shorted the voltage source (that isn't there I know, but bare with me) then the two resistors would be in parallel, so effective resistance of: 22k ohms?
Thanks for looking.
Fraser
The attached is probably really simple, but I've never thought about Thevenin being used for something like a voltage divider, would just like to confirm my steps:
I would think V(th) would be the voltage at the output terminals found by usual voltage divider equation: 10V, and for R(th) I would think that if you shorted the voltage source (that isn't there I know, but bare with me) then the two resistors would be in parallel, so effective resistance of: 22k ohms?
Thanks for looking.
Fraser
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