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nramada

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When a load is connected to an amplifier, the output impedance of the circuit
 
  A) is reduced to zero B) reaches infinity
  C) equals the load impedance D) acts as the source impedance for the load

Question 2

Convert decimal 20 to octal.
 
  A) 188 B) 168 C) 108 D) 248



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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