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In the figure shown , `R_B=500kOmega, R_C = 8 kOmega, V_("BB")=10.6V and V_("CC") = 20V` . The current amplification factor `beta=100 and V_("BE")=0.6` V . Mark the incorrect statement .

A

`I_B=20muA`

B

`V_("CB")=3.4V`

C

`V_("CB")=2.8V`

D

the transistor is in active region

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