[Solved] In the given circuit, hfe = 50 and hie = 1000Ω, find overall input and output resistance.

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Q.	In the given circuit, hfe = 50 and hie = 1000Ω, find overall input and output resistance.
A.	ri=956Ω, ro=1.6 kΩ
B.	ri=956 kΩ, ro=2 kΩ
C.	ri=956 Ω, ro=2 kΩ
D.	ri=900Ω, ro=10 kΩ
Answer» C. ri=956 Ω, ro=2 kΩ
Explanation: ro = rc = 2kΩ

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