The power gain (Ap) of any transistor amplifier circuit equals the ___ – McqOptions

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1.	The power gain (Ap) of any transistor amplifier circuit equals the ___________.
A.	current gain squared
B.	current gain times the voltage gain
C.	voltage gain times the output resistance
D.	current gain plus the voltage gain
Answer» C. voltage gain times the output resistance

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