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Question about class of an Amplifier

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If an amplifier has an efficiency of 31% is it likely to be a class-A amplifier or a class-B amplifier?
 

B is more efficient than A. Class A varies from 25 to 50%. Class B can go up to a max of 78.5%
 
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Thanks for the reply. Can I take it as class B since the maximum efficiency for class A is 25% and class B is 78.5%?
 

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