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`V_("BB")` can vary between 0 and 5 V. Find the minimum value of base current and `V_("BB")`, so that transistor works in saturation mode. `["Given "beta =200 and V_("BE")=1V]`

A

`20muA, 2.8V`

B

`25muA, 3.5V`

C

`20muA, 3.5V`

D

`25muA, 2.8V`

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