On the load line (with AC input in CE) which one of the following is NOT possible?

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Answer 1

The DC load line of a BJT is as shown:

Key Points:

When a value for the maximum possible collector current is considered, that point will be present on the Y-axis, which is nothing but the saturation point.
When a value for the maximum possible collector-emitter voltage is considered, that point will be present on the X-axis, which is the cutoff point.
When a line is drawn joining these two points, such a line can be called as Load line. This is called so as it symbolizes the output at the load.
This line, when drawn over the output characteristic curve, makes contact at a point called as Operating point.
This operating point is also called a quiescent point or simply Q-point.
When the transistor is BJT (bipolar junction disaster) and no signal is applied at its input, the load line drawn at such condition can be understood as DC condition.