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1. For a depletion type NMOS, Vp = - 4 volts. For VGS = 0, 1D = 16 mA in the pinch off region of VDS. For VGS = - 2, the value of ID in the pinch off region of VDS is given by
(A): 16 mA
(B): 32 mA
(C): 4 mA
(D): 64 mA
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