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This is part of a maximum power problem that I have worked through.

Could I please get someone to write down the equation for working out the ZTH(Thevinin equivalent load for this circuit) also could you find Vab1 is the voltage of the circuit using the voltage source and open circuit current source and applying the voltage divider rule. Vab2 is determined by using ohm's law with current source and shorted voltage source.

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