How do I find the resistor value in ohms in the Norton equivalent
circuit assuming you have a circuit like 4A, 8 ohm, 3 ohm, 5A, 5 ohm.
4 A going to 3 ohm passing through 8 ohm r then to 5 ohm passing
through 5 a.

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Clarification of Question by ladyliberty-ga on 01 Nov 2004 15:12 PST

If I could get that question answered then I need to know how to find
the value of the current source for the Norton equivalent circuit in
amps.
Imagine my 1 st question as a diagram with 1 long line at 4 A
connecting to 2 shorter lines with a resistor at 8 ohms in between
those 2 lines then on the top line extending out further is a 3 ohm R
another short line into a 5 ohm R but before the 5 ohm r there is a
line in between the 2 long lines showing a 5 A line. Then when the
lines are finished the top line ends with an a and the bottom line
with  b.   HELP!!!!!