I need it in 5 minutes please For the circuit shown ,IC2 = 1mA,VCE1 = 2V, and VCE2 = 5V1. The value of RC is equal to+ ohm2. The value of R1 is equal to+ ohm3. The value of R2 is equal toohm+15VRCR1Q2B1 B2 100R2Q1100КO

So we need to find the various resistance values from the circuit.

For the circuit shown ,IC2 = 1mA,VCE1 = 2V, and VCE2 = 5V %D 1. The value of RC is equal to + ohm 2. The value of R1 is equal to + ohm 3. The value of R2 is equal to ohm +15V RC R1 Q2 B1 B2 100 R2 Q1 100КO

For the circuit shown ,IC2 = 1mA,VCE1 = 2V, and VCE2 = 5V %D 1. The value of RC is equal to + ohm 2. The value of R1 is equal to + ohm 3. The value of R2 is equal to ohm +15V RC R1 Q2 B1 B2 100 R2 Q1 100КO

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For the circuit shown ,IC2 = 1mA,VCE1 = 2V, and VCE2 = 5V
1. The value of RC is equal to
+ ohm
2. The value of R1 is equal to
+ ohm
3. The value of R2 is equal to
ohm
+15V
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