Step 1:

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Find the Thevenins equivalent impedance.

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1. Open the load impedance.

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2. Open Current Sources and Short Voltage Sources.

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3. Calculate the Open Circuit impedance.

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The resultant open circuit resistance is the Thevenins Resistance (RTH).

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Calculate the mutual inductance.

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Redraw the circuit :

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Step 2:

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Calculate the equivalent impedance.

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Solution:

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The thevenins impedance \"\".

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(b)

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Find the thevenins equivalent voltage.

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1.Open the load resistor.

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2.Calculate the Open Circuit Voltage. This is the Thevenin Voltage (VTH).

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Redraw the circuit using current direction.

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Apply KVL for the loop:

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Find the voltage across the terminals A and B.

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Therefore, \"\"