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In the following figure, Q, and Q2 are identical and operate in active mode. if IC1 = 9.5 lc2 then V1-V2: Ix V3- V1 V2 Select one: O a. VT In(5) O b. VT In(10) Oc. VT In(3) O d. Vr In(9.5) Activate O e. None of these Go to

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Ix
V2
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O a. VT In(5)
O b. VT In(10)
Oc. V- In(3)
O d. V- In(9.5)
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e. None of these
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