*3.54 For each transistor in the circuit in Figure P3.54, (eta = 120) and the B-E turn-on voltage is 0.7 V. Determine the quiescent base, collector, and emitter currents in (Q_1) and (Q_2). Also determine (V_{CEQ1}) and (V_{CEQ2}) (+10 ext{ V}) (R_1 = 100 ext{ k}Omega) (R_{C1} = 3 ext{ k}Omega) (Q_2) (Q_1) (C_C) (R_2 = 40 ext{ k}Omega) (R_{E1} = 1 ext{ k}Omega) (R_{E2} = 5 ext{ k}Omega) Figure P3.54 (-10 ext{ V})
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