1) The circuit shown, withR1 = 20 knR2 = 80 k NThe supply voltages to the op-amp are +15 V and -15 V (not shown).a) Is this an inverting or a noninverting amplifier?b) For an ideal op-amp, when Vin = 1.50 V DC, calculate Vn in Volts.c) For an ideal op-amp, calculate the gain G of the circuit.d) For a real op-amp, when Vin = 1.50 V DC, calculate Vout in Volts.e) For a real op-amp, when Vin = 4.20 V DC, calculate Vout in Volts.R2R1V,V.VoutVin

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