QUESTION 2 Refer to Figure 3 and answer the following questions: (i) Calculate the minimum value of R. that will maintain the transistor quiescent point (Q-point) at saturation if Imar = 2.8mA (ii) Calculate R, if R =1.5MQ and VCEO = 7V R1 18V B = 99 18V R2 Figure 3

QUESTION 2 Refer to Figure 3 and answer the following questions: (i) Calculate the minimum value of R. that will maintain the transistor quiescent point (Q-point) at saturation if Imar = 2.8mA (ii) Calculate R, if R =1.5MQ and VCEO = 7V R1 18V B = 99 18V R2 Figure 3

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