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The voltage source can be assumed to be ideal and therefore have zero internal impedance  .So So you now have a voltage source in series with 100Kohm 100 KΩ.This This can now be replaced with a current source in parallel with 100Kohm100 KΩ. This is just a thevenin nortonThevenin-Norton transform which many textbooks describe  .Now Now that everything is in parallel, the Q is easy for you to complete for your homework.

The voltage source can be assumed to be ideal and therefore have zero internal impedance  .So you now have a voltage source in series with 100Kohm .This can now be replaced with a current source in parallel with 100Kohm. This is just a thevenin norton transform which many textbooks describe  .Now that everything is in parallel the Q is easy for you to complete for your homework.

The voltage source can be assumed to be ideal and therefore have zero internal impedance. So you now have a voltage source in series with 100 KΩ. This can now be replaced with a current source in parallel with 100 KΩ. This is just a Thevenin-Norton transform which many textbooks describe. Now that everything is in parallel, the Q is easy for you to complete for your homework.

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The voltage source can be assumed to be ideal and therefore have zero internal impedance .So you now have a voltage source in series with 100Kohm .This can now be replaced with a current source in parallel with 100Kohm. This is just a thevenin norton transform which many textbooks describe .Now that everything is in parallel the Q is easy for you to complete for your homework.