**Problem 2: Operational Amplifier Circuit Analysis**In the circuit below, assume the following values:- R1 = R2 = 1kΩ- Rg = 10kΩ- Rf = 10kΩ- \( V_{CC} = -V_{EE} = 20V \)**Tasks:**a. Find the differential gain, \(\frac{V_o}{V_2 - V_1}\).b. Assuming that the op-amp is rail-to-rail (meaning \(V_{out}\) can swing all the way to the power supply rails), determine the largest difference in voltage \((V_2 - V_1)\) that can be properly amplified by this circuit.**Circuit Explanation:**- The circuit is an operational amplifier configured for differential input.- Resistors R1 and R2 offer balancing for the inputs \(V_1\) and \(V_2\).- Resistors Rf and Rg form a feedback network that sets the gain of the amplifier.**Diagram Explanation:**- The op-amp is depicted with two input terminals connected to resistors R1 and R2, leading to respective voltages \(V_1\) and \(V_2\).- The feedback path includes resistor Rf connecting the output \(V_o\) back to the inverting input.- Resistor Rg connects the inverting input to the ground, setting up the differential amplification configuration.

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2. In the circuit below, assume R1=R2 = 1k0 and Rg = Rf = 10kQ Vcc= -VEE = 20V Vo a. Find the differential gain, V2-V1 b. Assuming that the op-amp is rail-to-rail (Vout can go all the way to the power supply), what is the largest difference in voltage (V2-V1) that will be properly amplified by this circuit?

2. In the circuit below, assume R1=R2 = 1k0 and Rg = Rf = 10kQ Vcc= -VEE = 20V Vo a. Find the differential gain, V2-V1 b. Assuming that the op-amp is rail-to-rail (Vout can go all the way to the power supply), what is the largest difference in voltage (V2-V1) that will be properly amplified by this circuit?

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