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In voltage divider bias Vcc=25V R1=10k; R2=2.2K ; Rc=3.6K and RE=1K and beta =90 what are...

In voltage divider bias Vcc=25V R1=10k; R2=2.2K ; Rc=3.6K and RE=1K and beta =90 what are the emitter, collector and base voltages?

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