The signal output voltage Vout)is a function of the
A)changing collector current IC)through the collector resistor RC.
B)current from base to collector.
C)voltage drop from base to collector.
D)power being dissipated by the base supply voltage.

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The output voltage (Vout) in a transistor circuit is indeed a function of the changing collector current (IC) through the collector resistor (RC). This is because the voltage across the collector resistor is directly proportional to the collector current, according to Ohm's law (V = IR), where V is the voltage across the resistor, I is the current through the resistor, and R is the resistance. Changes in the collector current will therefore result in changes in the voltage across the collector resistor, which is typically what is measured as Vout in common transistor amplifier configurations.

The Signal Output Voltage Vout)is a Function of the