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• For practice try proving this theorem for the Norton equivalent circuit.
3.3 CIRCUITS CONTAINING CAPACITORS AND INDUCTORS
•When circuits contain capacitors, inductors, or other complex components, the solving techniques are the same. The main difference is that you will end up with differential expressions. (later we will see better techniques for dealing with these components)
•Consider the example,