For the circuit shown below (B1=B2=150), determine: -1. the de values (VB1, VB2, Vc1, Vc2, Ve1, VE2, VCE1. VCE2).2. The Z¡, Zo, A, NL. Ap L, Aps:Vcc 18 VR1 339 knRc 3.3 k2VoV32Q VCR2 5.1 k2RL34.7 kn1 k2RsVsR3 310 k2REI22 ΩRE 31.3 kN

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