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Equivalent transformation of current source and voltage source in university circuits
The 2 ohm resistance of 2A current source string is equivalent to 2A current source.

The 10 resistor connected in parallel with the 9V power supply is removed to become a 9V voltage source, and then a 3-ohm resistor is connected in series, which is further simplified as a 3A current source and a 3-ohm resistor connected in parallel.

The two currents are added to get 5A.

3 euros and 6 euros get 2 euros in parallel.

Two 2 ohm resistors balance the current, so I = 5/2 a.