[Solved] The output signal of a common-collector amplifier is always

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Q.	The output signal of a common-collector amplifier is always
A.	larger than the input signal
B.	in phase with the input signal
C.	out of phase with the input signal
D.	exactly equal to the input signal
Answer» B. in phase with the input signal

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