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What is the voltage across the silicon diode in Figure 16-1(b)?

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What is the voltage across the silicon diode in Figure 16-1(b)?

What is the voltage across the silicon diode in Figure 16-1(b)?

A) -0.7 V B) 0.3 V C) 0.7 V D) 1.0 V

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