Which of the following options is correct for the $P-N$ junction diode shown in the figure?
- AWhen the diode is forward-biased,the voltage across the resistor $R$ will be $V$.
- BWhen the diode is reverse-biased,the voltage across the resistor $R$ will be $V$.
- CIn forward-biased condition,the voltage across the resistor $R$ will be $2V$.
- DIn reverse-biased condition,the voltage across the resistor $R$ will be $2V$.
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