In a common-emitter transistor,the current gain $\beta$ is $49$. If there is a change of $5.0 \ \mu A$ in the base current,what will be the change in the collector current and the emitter current?

  • A
    $245 \ \mu A, 250 \ \mu A$
  • B
    $240 \ \mu A, 235 \ \mu A$
  • C
    $260 \ \mu A, 255 \ \mu A$
  • D
    None of these

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