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In `NPN` transistor, `10^(10)` electrons enters in emitter region in `10^(-6)`sc. If `2%` electrons are lost in base region then collector current and current amplification factor `(beta)` respectively are

A

`1.57 mA,49`

B

`1.92 mA,70`

C

`2 mA,25`

D

`2.25 mA,100`

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The correct Answer is:
A

`I_(e)=10^(10)xx1.6xx10^(-19)xx1/(10^(-6))=1.6mA ( :' I=Q/t)`
Since `2%` electrons are absorbed by base, hence `98%` electrons reaches the collector i.e., `alpha=0.98`
`implies I_(c)=alphaI_(e)=0.98xx1.6=1.568 mA ~~1.57 mA`
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