What happens when class B amplifier is in a quiescent state?

What happens when class B amplifier is in a quiescent state? Correct Answer No current flows through the transistor

When the transistor is in a quiescent state, no input is applied across the base terminal of the transistor and hence no current flows through the transistor.
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