Part 1: Inverting Amplifier (Calculations & Simulations)Xsc1R.- 100 knVC15VE T+15VU1R,- 20 k2R320kaR1741741Vs20ka10 kHz0.5Vpk10kHzVEE- 15VR,- 20 kaR2-15V100kaFig. 2: Inverting Amplifier (on left textbook circuit, on right Multisim circuit)1. Derive the gain of the Inverting amplifier shown in Fig. 2 in variable form using Nodalanalysis (Use ideal op-amp assumptions, note: v, is the input voltage and can be taken as vin andthe output voltage v, is at pin 6.)ILAN DCAL CULATIONS.

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Derive the gain of the Inverting amplifier shown in Fig. 2 in variable form using Nodal analysis (Use ideal op-amp assumptions, note: v, is the input voltage and can be taken as vin and the output voltage v, is at pin 6.)

Derive the gain of the Inverting amplifier shown in Fig. 2 in variable form using Nodal analysis (Use ideal op-amp assumptions, note: v, is the input voltage and can be taken as vin and the output voltage v, is at pin 6.)

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