The figure represents the variation of triode parameters ($\mu$, $r_p$, or $g_m$) with the plate current. The correct variations of $\mu$ and $r_p$ are given, respectively, by the curves:

Which of the following does not vary with plate or grid voltages in a vacuum triode?

The amplification factor of a triode is $10$. When the plate potential is $200 \, V$ and the grid potential is $-4 \, V$,a plate current of $4 \, mA$ is observed. If the plate potential is changed to $160 \, V$ and the grid potential is kept at $-7 \, V$,then the plate current will be.....$mA$.

In a triode valve,the amplification factor is $20$ and the mutual conductance is $10^{-3} \text{ mho}$. The plate resistance is:

The relation between $I_p$ and $V_p$ for a triode is $I_p = (0.125V_p - 7.5) \text{ mA}$. Keeping the grid potential constant at $1 \text{ V}$,the value of $r_p$ will be . . . . . . $\text{k}\Omega$.

$A$ triode has a transconductance $(g_m)$ of $2.5 \text{ mA/V}$ and an anode resistance $(r_p)$ of $20 \text{ k}\Omega$. If it is used as an amplifier with an amplification factor of $10$, what is the load resistance $(R_L)$ connected to the plate circuit in $\text{k}\Omega$?