For low-frequency response, all RC circuits in an amplifier may not ha – McqOptions

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1.	For low-frequency response, all RC circuits in an amplifier may not have the same critical frequency. Which RC response will determine the critical frequency of the amplifier?
A.	the lowest frequency
B.	the center frequency
C.	the highest frequency
D.	the bypass frequency
Answer» D. the bypass frequency

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