Norton's Theorem Example Problem

This problem comes from question 81, section 6.9 of James Fiore's online DC Electrical Circuit Analysis text ((tinyurl.com/dc-elec-ccts-fiore). )
00:20 - Problem definition
00:38 - Identify part of circuit to convert to Norton equivalent
01:05 - Calculate Norton resistance
01:58 - Calculate Norton current
02:32 - Use superposition for Norton current determination
05:08 - Draw out Norton equivalent
06:04 - Calculate load voltage
06:40 - Calculate load current
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[@augustussinclair1626]

thank you for the great video!

[@yusuffabdulmusawwir6807]

Why not find for the thevenin's voltage and the equivalent resistance, after that, divide V/I

[@adilmohammed7343]

Aren't u writing flipped....

[@tomstrum6259]

Outside AAS & EE school courses (The profs try really hard to covince you're Stupid) never had a professional or private Work perience Need for this in over 50 yrs employment.....Some exotic Specialty job might possibly need it....Why needlessly Over-Load aspiring Students with this ??

[@brianwang9017]

Warning: This concept is nothing compared to 2nd semester!!

[@yusuffabdulmusawwir6807]

This method is very complicated