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An NPN-transistor circuit is arranged as shown in figure. It is

- A common base amplifier circuit
- A common emitter amplifier circuit
- A common collector amplifier circuit
- Neither of the above
The correct answer is: A common emitter amplifier circuit
Because emitter (N) is common to both, base (P) and collector (N).
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