20 V51 kn4.3 kn3C2 5.6 µF50 0RL5 kn15 kn:2.2 knE1.2 µF10 µF Si transistors with hf, = 80 and hie = 2kilo ohms ;internal capacitance between base and collector= 5pFinternal capacitance between base and emitter= 15pFstray capacitance at the input and also at the output= 12 pFDetermine the lower and upper cutoff frequencies

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Si transistors with hf. = 80 and hie = 2kilo ohms ; internal capacitance between base and collector= 5pF internal capacitance between base and emitter= 15pF stray capacitance at the input and also at the output= 12 pF Determine the lower and upper cutoff frequencies