Hey guys, I can't seem to figure this one out. My issue with this one is how the solution converted Ic immediately to Ie. I understand that while analyzing the common emitter that as long as you have a emitter resistance that is relatively close to the collector resistance then Ic = Ie but where exactly is Ic located? It's my understanding that it is the current that is entering the transistor. In this case we have the Vc node connected to Rb. When I solved the problem I set the current passing through Rc as I1 and then set I1 = Ib + Ic. Then converted everything into Ib using the beta conversion then solved for Ib and solved the rest of the problem that way. Any help is appreciated!!
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