Please answer in typing format Consider an NPN BJT for whichthe collector voltage is held at 12V, the base voltage is heldbat1.5 V, the emitter is connected toground through a 110 Q resistor,and \beta 100. If the voltage=across the forward - biased base- emitter junction is 0.60 V, findthe values of the base current,the collector current, and theemitter current

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