Question

1. nortons theorem reduces a circuit into a simple

a series circuit, with a current source

b parallel circuit, with a voltage source

c series circuit, with a voltage source

d parallel circuit, with a current source

Explanation:

Norton's Theorem states that any linear - two - terminal circuit can be reduced to an equivalent circuit consisting of a current source in parallel with a resistance. So the equivalent circuit is a parallel circuit with a current source.

Answer:

D. parallel circuit, with a current source