6. The $g_m$ in a BJT is given by: d. $V_{DS} > V_{GS} - V_t$ e. $V_{DS} = V_{GS}$ f. $V_{DS} = V_{GS} - V_t$ 7. In the MOSFET of Question 1 what would the overall voltage gain be if $V_A = 100V$ and a load resistance $R_L = 10k\Omega$ is added?
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