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In a common emitter transistor amplifier $\beta=60, R_{0}=5000 \Omega$ and internal resistance of a transistor is $500 \Omega$ The voltage amplification of amplifier will be(a) 500(b) 460(c) 600(d) 560
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Step 1: We are given the following values: \[\beta = 60, R_{0} = 5000 \Omega, \text{and internal resistance} = 500 \Omega\] Show more…
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