Is it possible to simplify any complex linear circuits?
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Yes, the Thevenin, Norton, and Superposition theorems provide a means for simplifying complex linear circuits to simpler forms, thus making their analyses relatively easy.
Yes, by using Thevenin’s Theorem, it is possible to simplify any linear electric circuit, no matter how complicated the circuit is, to an equivalent electric circuit with one voltage source and series resistance.