Question

1. what is the order of calculations when nortonizing a circuit?

a norton current, norton resistance, load current, voltage on the load
b norton resistance, voltage on the load, norton current, load current
c load current, voltage on the load, norton resistance, norton current
d voltage on the load, norton current, load current, norton resistance

Explanation:

When Nortonizing a circuit, first the Norton current (short - circuit current across the terminals) is calculated. Then the Norton resistance (equivalent resistance seen from the terminals) is found. After that, with the Norton equivalent circuit known, the load current and voltage across the load can be determined.

Answer:

A. Norton current, Norton resistance, load current, voltage on the load