A two-stage amplifier is constructed as shown. The transistors are already operating in theforward active region. Assume that V₁ → ∞ for both transistors and use 1, 9m1, and 31for Q1 while r2, 9m2, and B₂ for Q2.VccVccORO=VINO MRE1=9m2|| Rc21+9m2 RE29m2Rc1Q1|| Rc2m1. Which of the following is the exact expression for the output resistance Ro?OR = RC2ORoQ2mRC2CB-CE Two-Stage Amplifiero UOUTRE2

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forward active region. Assume that VA → ∞ for both transistors and use T1, 9m1, and 31 for Q1 while r2, 9m2, and 3₂ for Q2. ORO = UIN O ww REI = Vcc at RC2 9m2 1+9m2RE2 || RC2 9m2 m Rc1 Vcc 10₂ m RC2 1. Which of the following is the exact expression for the output resistance Ro? OR₁ = Rc2 ORo - VOUT RE2 CB-CE Two-Stage Amplifier

forward active region. Assume that VA → ∞ for both transistors and use T1, 9m1, and 31 for Q1 while r2, 9m2, and 3₂ for Q2. ORO = UIN O ww REI = Vcc at RC2 9m2 1+9m2RE2 || RC2 9m2 m Rc1 Vcc 10₂ m RC2 1. Which of the following is the exact expression for the output resistance Ro? OR₁ = Rc2 ORo - VOUT RE2 CB-CE Two-Stage Amplifier

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