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Can we get rid of all voltages in the circuit when we are trying to find thevenin resistance?
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While I am not certain I understand the question, a tentative answer is no, if you are trying to calculate the resistance in a circuit you need something to fill in the equation \[V=IR\]
Do you know about thevenin equivalent ?
I believe so, where you take a "blackbox" circuit and create a Thevenin's equivalent. So your question then is can you ignore voltages when calculating the equivalent resistor, yes.
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