Leaving some of the emitter resistance unbypassed in a common- emitter amplifier will
A)reduce distortion.
B)increase the input impedance.
C)stabilize the voltage gain.
D)All of the above.

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Leaving some of the emitter resistance unbypassed in a common-emitter amplifier reduces distortion, increases input impedance, and stabilizes the voltage gain by providing negative feedback.

Leaving Some of the Emitter Resistance Unbypassed in a Common-