Turns ratio of an Armstrong oscillator

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Homework Statement:
Hi all.
I need a bit of a help.
I need to find the turns ratio of an Armstrong oscillator
attached the question and the attempt to solve it as well.
Relevant Equations:
Gloop=1/n((hfe/hie)R'l
R'l=Rl//hoe//(n^2 R1//R2)
The result of my calculation doesn't seem right for me. Can you please help me find where did I go wrong with it.
Thank you!
 

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