[Solved] What is Stability factor?

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Q.	What is Stability factor?
A.	ratio of change in collector current to change in a current amplification factor
B.	ratio of change in collector current to change in base current
C.	current amplification factor
D.	ratio of base current to collector current
Answer» A. ratio of change in collector current to change in a current amplification factor
Explanation: stability factor is defined as the rate at which collector current changes when base to emitter voltage changes, keeping base

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