a. Analytical Calculations:Determine the resulting Thévenin equivalent for Circuit 1 by calculating the Voc (using Voltage DividerRule or Nodal Analysis), Isc (using Mesh Analysis) and RTH (using Delta-Wye conversion with voltagesource deactivated). You must show detailed step-by-step calculations with relevant circuit diagrams.Given: R₁ = 1 kN, R₂ = 2.2 kN, R3 = 820 N, R4 = 220 S, R6 = 470 2, RL = 330 №.R1I source8VdcV1R2R6R4R3+V loadRLI load

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