[Solved] In Miller’s theorem, what is the constant K?

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Q.	In Miller’s theorem, what is the constant K?
A.	total voltage gain
B.	internal voltage gain
C.	internal current gain
D.	internal power gain
Answer» B. internal voltage gain
Explanation: the constant k=v2/v1, which is the internal voltage gain of the network.

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