The image you provided shows a transistor circuit. The goal is to calculate the current $I$ flowing through the circuit.

We are given the following:

• The power supply voltage: $V_{CC} = 12.7 \text{V}$
• A resistor in series with the collector: $1 \text{k}\Omega$
• A resistor in the base: $200 \text{k}\Omega$
• A transistor with a current gain (or beta): $\beta = 99$

Step-by-Step Solution:

1. Assume Transistor in Active Region: We will assume that the transistor is in active mode. The voltage at the base-emitter junction $V_{BE}$ is approximately $0.7 \text{V}$ for a silicon transistor.

2. Determine the Base Voltage $V_B$: The base voltage is determined by the voltage divider formed by the 200 kΩ resistor and the base-emitter voltage: $V_B = V_{CC} - \frac{I_B \cdot R_B}{\beta}$ where ( I_B \approx \frac{12.