In most cases, the emitter follower does not use biasing resistors because the
A) emitter follower does not need a Q point
B) capacitors are used instead
C) stage driving the emitter follower provides the required dc bias
D) resistors cause distortion

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The stage driving the emitter follower typically provides the required DC bias, eliminating the need for separate biasing resistors in the emitter follower configuration.

In Most Cases, the Emitter Follower Does Not Use Biasing