In a properly biased transistor:
- ABoth depletion layers are of equal width.
- BBoth depletion layers are equally narrow.
- CThe emitter-base junction is wide and the collector-base junction is narrow.
- DThe emitter-base junction is narrow and the collector-base junction is wide.
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