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i heard some lectures there they say that current in series with thevinen resistor.but it actually in parallel.Thank you in advance
 

Not sure I've understood your question.
However if you have a Thevenin equivalent circuit, that is a voltage generator Vth with series resistor Rth, and you want to convert it into Norton just put the resistor Rth in parallel with a current generator having I=Vth/Rth.

Viceversa if you have a Norton equivalent circuit, that is a current source Ino with parallel resistor Rno, and you want to convert it into Thevenin just put the resistor Rno in series with a voltage generator having V=Ino*Rno
 
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see the img.now say does the thevenin current is in parallel or series with resistor.actually if you see the subtitle.u can realize they says that current is parallel
 

There is a clear error in the subtitle: they wrote "...resistor in series with a current source" instead of "...resistor in parallel with a current source"; the two pictures are correct.
 

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