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In the above problem the current amplifi...

In the above problem the current amplification factor `beta` is

A

`83`

B

`100`

C

`133`

D

`203`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`B=(I_(C))/(I_(B))=(3.33 xx10^(-3))/(25xx10^(-6))=1.33 xx10^(2)=133`.
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