To find the collector current (\(I_c\)) in a common emitter transistor configuration, we use the relation between the base current (\(I_b\)), collector current (\(I_c\)), and the current amplification factor, denoted as β (beta).
The formula for the collector current is given by:
\(I_c = β \times I_b\)
Given:
Substitute these values into the formula:
\(I_c = 80 \times 250 \, \mu A\)
Calculate the product:
\(I_c = 20000 \, \mu A = 20 \, mA\)
Based on the given options, the correct choice matches with \(250 \times 80 \, \mu A\).
Thus, the collector current is \(20 \, mA\).