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do you know about : Maximum Power Transfer Theorem?
1) calculate the voltage by removing the load 2) calculate the equivalent resistance by short circuiting the voltage source or by replacing it with internal resistance. 3) At maximum power Rth=R_l so use \[\rm P_{\max}=\frac{V^2_{th}}{4R_{th}}\] where V_th n R_th are the values which u calculated in the first n second step respectively.
A hint when calculating Rth short both sources and don't forget the dangling 3 Ohm that will be in series (with disconnected load resistor R(load)
|dw:1450138472383:dw| Here is the circuit.
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