a) What op amp circuit configuration does it result in? b) Find vo if va = 2 V, v = 1.5 V, and Vc = -4 V. c) The voltages va and ve remain at 2 V and -4 V, respectively. What are the limits on v to keep the op amp operates within its linear region?

a) What op amp circuit configuration does it result in? b) Find vo if va = 2 V, v = 1.5 V, and Vc = -4 V. c) The voltages va and ve remain at 2 V and -4 V, respectively. What are the limits on v to keep the op amp operates within its linear region?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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