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base current value of a transistor

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I could not figure out how I should calculate the base current of the transistor below. I would very appreciate if someone could explain how I can calculate it?
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Just in case, here is the transistor's datasheet https://www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/BC337-D.PDF
 

What you have drawn there, it does not make sense.
The BE junction of the transistor gets 16V, assuming it is in the forward direction. A silicon diode in the forward direction takes only about 0.6V - 0.7V
16V surely will destroy the transistor.

Peter
 

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