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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

100 sin `(10 t + pi/3)`

B

`100 sin (10 t + (4pi)/3)`

C

`200 sin (10 t + (2pi)/3)`

D

`100 sin (10t + pi)`

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The correct Answer is:
B

For output signal `V_o` = 50 x 2 and phase is `(10 t + pi/3 + pi)`
`therefore ` Output signal is 100 sin `(10t + (4pi)/3)`
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