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Given the amplifiers A and B described below, find the input impedance, output impedance, and open-circuit voltage gain of the cascade A-B. Amplifier Open-circuit voltage gain Input resistance Output Resistance A 100 3kΩ 400Ω B 100 1MΩ 2kΩ Select one: a. Ri = 1 Mohms, Ro = 400 hms, and Avoc = 24990 b. Ri = 3 Kohms, Ro = 2 Kohms, and Avoc = 49980 c. Ri = 3 Kohms, Ro = 2 Kohms, and Avoc = 35800 d. Ri = 1 Mohms, Ro = 400 ohms, and Avoc = 54090 e. None of the answers

Given the amplifiers A and B described below, find the input impedance, output impedance, and open-circuit voltage gain of the cascade A-B. Amplifier Open-circuit voltage gain Input resistance Output Resistance A 100 3kΩ 400Ω B 100 1MΩ 2kΩ Select one: a. Ri = 1 Mohms, Ro = 400 hms, and Avoc = 24990 b. Ri = 3 Kohms, Ro = 2 Kohms, and Avoc = 49980 c. Ri = 3 Kohms, Ro = 2 Kohms, and Avoc = 35800 d. Ri = 1 Mohms, Ro = 400 ohms, and Avoc = 54090 e. None of the answers

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Given the amplifiers A and B described below, find the input impedance, output impedance, and open-circuit voltage gain of the cascade A-B.
Select one: a. R i = 1 Mohms, R o = 400 hms, and A v o c = 24990 b. R i = 3 Kohms, R o = 2 K o h m s , and A v o c = 49980 c. R i = 3 K o h m s , R o = 2 K o h m s , and A v o c = 35800 d. R i = 1 M o h m s , R o = 400 ohms, and A v o c = 54090 e. None of the answers

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