Let iA, iC and iB represent the emitter current, the collector current and the base current respectively in a transistor.

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Let iA, iC and iB represent the emitter current, the collector current and the base current respectively in a transistor. then

(a) iC is slightly smaller than iE

(b) iC is slightly greater than iE

(c) iB is much smaller than iE

(d) iB is much greater than iE.


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(a) iC is slightly smaller than iE

(c) iB is much smaller than iE

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