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(a) (b) (c) Figure 16 < 1 -What is the current through R<sub>1</sub> in Figure 16-1(c) if the diode is germanium? A) 49.3 mA B) 49.7 mA C) 25 mA D) 0 A
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(a) (b) (c) Figure 16 < 1 -What is the current through R<sub>1</sub> in Figure 16-1(c) if the diode is germanium? A) 49.3 mA B) 49.7 mA C) 25 mA D) 0 A
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(a) (b) (c) Figure 16 < 1 -What is the current through R<sub>1</sub> in Figure 16-1(c) if the diode is germanium? A) 49.3 mA B) 49.7 mA C) 25 mA D) 0 A

Figure 16<116 < 1

-What is the current through R1 in Figure 16-1(c) if the diode is germanium?


A) 49.3 mA
B) 49.7 mA
C) 25 mA
D) 0 A

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