If I were you, I would use superposition and voltage/current division. That's a whole lot faster than nodal/loop analysis. If you replace the current source with an "open", then you can solve for Vo in terms of the 10V source. Then, put the current source back, and short out the voltage source. Solve for Vo in terms of the current source alone. Then, add the two results. Once you get the hang of it, you can solve circuits like these in a fraction of the time it would normally take with nodal/loop analysis.
I have been trying this problem many different ways. My I can only see solving for Vth via mesh/loop analysis then possibly cramer's rule. However, I am very out of practice. This is my work - can you guys check to see if I am doing anything wrong or if I am even doing anything right lol..
I have been trying this problem many different ways. My I can only see solving for Vth via mesh/loop analysis then possibly cramer's rule. However, I am very out of practice. This is my work - can you guys check to see if I am doing anything wrong or if I am even doing anything right lol..