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[" The input signal given to a CE amplifier having "],[" a voltage gain of "150" is "V_(i)=2cos(15t+(pi)/(3))],[" The corresponding output signal will be "],[" (a) "2cos(15t+(5 pi)/(6))],[" (b) "300cos(15t+(4 pi)/(3))],[" (c) "300cos(15t+(pi)/(3))],[" (d) "75cos(15t+(2 pi)/(3))]

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