**Transcription for Educational Website:**### Voltage and Current Analysis in Transistor Circuits#### Multiple-Choice AnswersPlease match the values to each parameter for the circuit:1. **Base Voltage** - Options: 1. 0V 2. 0.72V 3. -0.7V 4. 0.3mA 5. 0.29mA 6. 0.06mA 7. No match2. **Emitter Current** - Options: 1. 0V 2. 0.72V 3. -0.7V 4. 0.3mA 5. 0.29mA 6. 0.06mA 7. No match3. **Base Current** - Options: 1. 0V 2. 0.72V 3. -0.7V 4. 0.3mA 5. 0.29mA 6. 0.06mA 7. No match4. **Collector Current** - Options: 1. 0V 2. 0.72V 3. -0.7V 4. 0.3mA 5. 0.29mA 6. 0.06mA 7. No match5. **Emitter Voltage** - Options: 1. 0V 2. 0.72V 3. -0.7V 4. 0.3mA 5. 0.29mA 6. 0.06mA 7. No match6. **Collector Voltage** - Options: 1. 0V 2. 0.72V 3. -0.7V 4. 0.3mA 5. 0.29mA 6. 0.06mA

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6.35 For each of the circuits shown in Fig. P6.35, find the emitter, base, and collector voltages and currents. Use B=50, but assume Vag = 0.7 V independent of current level. +1.5 V 2.7 kN 2.7 kN -1.5 V

6.35 For each of the circuits shown in Fig. P6.35, find the emitter, base, and collector voltages and currents. Use B=50, but assume Vag = 0.7 V independent of current level. +1.5 V 2.7 kN 2.7 kN -1.5 V

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**Transcription for Educational Website:**

### Voltage and Current Analysis in Transistor Circuits

#### Multiple-Choice Answers

Please match the values to each parameter for the circuit:

1. **Base Voltage**
- Options:
1. 0V
2. 0.72V
3. -0.7V
4. 0.3mA
5. 0.29mA
6. 0.06mA
7. No match

2. **Emitter Current**
- Options:
1. 0V
2. 0.72V
3. -0.7V
4. 0.3mA
5. 0.29mA
6. 0.06mA
7. No match

3. **Base Current**
- Options:
1. 0V
2. 0.72V
3. -0.7V
4. 0.3mA
5. 0.29mA
6. 0.06mA
7. No match

4. **Collector Current**
- Options:
1. 0V
2. 0.72V
3. -0.7V
4. 0.3mA
5. 0.29mA
6. 0.06mA
7. No match

5. **Emitter Voltage**
- Options:
1. 0V
2. 0.72V
3. -0.7V
4. 0.3mA
5. 0.29mA
6. 0.06mA
7. No match

6. **Collector Voltage**
- Options:
1. 0V
2. 0.72V
3. -0.7V
4. 0.3mA
5. 0.29mA
6. 0.06mA

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