What is trans-conductance?

What is trans-conductance? Correct Answer Ratio of change in drain current to change in gate to source voltage

The change in drain current which is resulted due to change in gate to source voltage in a FET is measured by trans-conductance. This is termed as trans because it provides relationship between input and output quantity.
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