### Circuit DescriptionThe diagram is an operational amplifier (op-amp) circuit with the following components and connections:- **Voltage Sources:** - \( V_1 \): Connected to the inverting input through resistor \( R_1 \). - \( V_2 \): Connected to the non-inverting input.- **Resistors:** - \( R_1 \): Connects \( V_1 \) to the inverting input. - \( R_2 \): Feedback resistor connecting the output \( V_o \) back to the inverting input. - \( R_L \): Load resistor connected to the output \( V_o \).- **Operational Amplifier:** - Standard symbol for an op-amp with a non-inverting (\(+\)) and an inverting (\(-\)) input. - The output voltage is labeled as \( V_o \). - The current flowing out of the op-amp is \( I_o \).### ObjectiveThe task associated with the circuit is to determine the op-amp's output current \( I_o \).This configuration is typical in linear amplifier applications, where the relationship between inputs \( V_1\), \( V_2\), and output \( V_o\) can be analyzed using principles of superposition and op-amp characteristics (ideal conditions: infinite open-loop gain, infinite input impedance, zero output impedance). For the above circuit, determine the Op-Amp output current \( I_o \) in Amps (Note: This is not the current through the load resistor). Round your answer to the nearest single-digit decimal place. Do not enter units. For example, if you calculate 32.58 Amps, then enter 32.6 as your submitted answer. You may assume the ideal op-amp and that it is operating in the linear region.- \( V_1 = 8 \) Volts- \( V_2 = 9 \) Volts- \( R_1 = 8 \) Ohms- \( R_2 = 2 \) Ohms- \( R_L = 7 \) Ohms

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For the above circuit determine the Op-Anmp output current I, Amps (Note: This is not the current through the load resistor). Round your answer to the nearest single digit decimal place. Do not enter units. For example, if you calculate 32.58 Amps then enter 32.6 as your submitted answer. You may assume the ideal op-amp and that it is operating in the linear region. V1-8 Volts V2-9 Volts R1= 8 Ohms R2= 2 Ohms RL= 7 Ohms A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 5 of 6 9.40 AM

For the above circuit determine the Op-Anmp output current I, Amps (Note: This is not the current through the load resistor). Round your answer to the nearest single digit decimal place. Do not enter units. For example, if you calculate 32.58 Amps then enter 32.6 as your submitted answer. You may assume the ideal op-amp and that it is operating in the linear region. V1-8 Volts V2-9 Volts R1= 8 Ohms R2= 2 Ohms RL= 7 Ohms A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 5 of 6 9.40 AM

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