As the base-emitter current begins to rise in the positive direction, the impedance of the collector-emitter of the transistor decreases and current begins to flow through the load resistor and transistor.

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As the base-emitter current in a transistor increases, it allows more current to flow from the collector to the emitter, effectively decreasing the impedance (or resistance) between these two terminals. This results in an increase in current flow through the load resistor connected in series with the collector, following the principle of transistor operation in active mode.

As the Base-Emitter Current Begins to Rise in the Positive