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1.	Typical values of voltage amplification for the common-base configurations vary from ________ and the current gain is always ________ .
A.	less than 1, 50 to 300
B.	50 to 300, larger than 1
C.	50 to 300, less than 1
D.	larger than 1, 50 to 300
Answer» D. larger than 1, 50 to 300

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