To find the Q factor of a resonant amplifier circuit, the output impedance R is crucial, particularly since there is no collector resistor present. The output resistance primarily arises from the transistor's collector to emitter junction, which typically has a value around 50 K ohms. Without a defined R, traditional Q factor equations like Q = (ωL/R) or Q = (Dynamic R/ωL) cannot be applied. Understanding the specific transistor characteristics is essential for accurately determining this output impedance. Ultimately, the Q factor can be calculated once the output resistance is established.