How can I find V_o (in function of V and I) in this circuit?
http://i.imgur.com/W3sEDoJ.png

PS: the answer is supposed to be Vo = 5I +Vs/4

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How can I find V_o (in function of V and I) in this circuit?
http://i.imgur.com/W3sEDoJ.png

PS: the answer is supposed to be Vo = 5I +Vs/4

ash2326 · Answer

@test56165416846 Do you know the conversion of voltage source to current and vice versa?

anonymous · Answer

ohms law? Yes.

anonymous · Answer

Or do you mean making an thevenin equivalent?

ash2326 · Answer

Suppose we have a voltage source v and series resistance R
it's equivalent to a current source with I= V/R and parallel resistance R|dw:1371915353563:dw|

ash2326 · Answer

Do you get this?

anonymous · Answer

yes, I understand

ash2326 · Answer

So we can convert|dw:1371915587974:dw| V and 10 ohms into a current source of V/10 and parallel resistance 10
Can you try to simplify a bit, we have a current source followed by 10 ohm in parallel and another 10 ohm in parallel?
Can you combine the two 10 ohm resistors?