Question: URGENT HELP NEEDED PROVIDE MULTISIM SCREENSHOT & SHOW WORK By utilizing Multisim simulation, measure the r m s values of the phasor ? b a

URGENT HELP NEEDED PROVIDE MULTISIM SCREENSHOT & SHOW WORK By utilizing Multisim simulation, measure the rms values of the phasor ?bar(V)RL representing the voltage across the load RL and the phasor representing the current ?bar(I)RL through the load RL. Remove the load RL and measure the mms value of the Thevenin equivalent voltage ?bar(V)th across the open-circuited terminals A and B.
Calculate the Thevenin equivalent phasor ?bar(V)th representing the voltage at the open-circuited terminals A and B. Confirm the correctness of the calculated rms value of ?bar(V)th with that obtained with Multisim simulation.
Calculate the Thevenin equivalent impedance ?bar(Z)th observed at the opencircuited terminals A and B.
Using the calculated values of ?bar(V)th and ?bar(Z)th, and the load RL, conduct a Multisim simulation of the Thevenin equivalent circuit. Measure the rms values for the current ?bar(I)RL and the voltage ?bar(V)RL across the load RL. Compare these simulation readings with the corresponding values measured in the original circuit.
Using Multisim simulation, evaluate magnitude and argument of ?bar(Z)th in the original circuit. By analyzing the simulation results, compare these values with the calculated value of ?bar(Z)th.
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In the given linear circuit depicted in the Figure 1, we have a sinusoidal voltage source, vs(t)=2212sin(6280t), and a load R connected to the terminals A and B. To analyze the circuit using Thevenin's theorem, perform the following tasks:
Figure 1. A linear circuit with a sinusoidal voltage generator.
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