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1.	The frequency response of an amplifier can be determined using the step response method, and measuring the output rise/fall times between
A.	0% and 100% response.
B.	10% and 90% response.
C.	25% and 75% response.
D.	five time constant responses.
Answer» C. 25% and 75% response.

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