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Answer:
Explanation:
Q-point values will be determined by the base current and the transistor gain.
The current supplied to the base of the transistor is the current through resistor Rb. That current is given by the equation ...
[tex]I_B=\dfrac{V_{CC}-V_B}{R_B}=\dfrac{12-0.7}{.24\cdot10^6}\approx 47.08\quad\mu\text{A}[/tex]
The collector current is the base current multiplied by the transistor beta.
[tex]I_C=\beta\times I_B=50\times47.08\text{ $\mu$A}=2.354\text{ mA}[/tex]
The collector voltage will be the supply voltage less the voltage drop across the collector resistor due to the collector current.
[tex]V_C=V_{CC}-I_C\times R_C=12-2.354\cdot10^{-3}\times2.2\cdot10^3\\\\V_C=12-5.179\approx 6.82\quad\text{V}[/tex]
The Q-point values are approximately ...