Problem 3.6. Determine the currents IA, IB, Ic, Id, IE, and IF and find the voltagesV₁, V2, V3, V₁, V5, and V with respect to ground in the circuit of figure P3.23.Assume the op amps are ideal.2mA2V1.5V4V+1ΚΩW1kQww3ΚΩwww1VIAV₁IcΑΚΩwww+10VOA11.5ΚΩww-10V 3ΚΩ++10VOA2IB-10VIDV₂ 1kQV41kQ2www2mA2VV5+Figure P3.6. Circuit involving three op amps.E3ΚΩww+10VOA3+IF-10V 1KQwwV6

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Problem 3.6. Determine the currents Ia, Ib, Ic, Id, IẼ, and IƑ and find the voltages V₁, V2, V3, V₁, V5, and V with respect to ground in the circuit of figure P3.23. Assume the op amps are ideal. 2mA 2V 1.5V 4V 1ΚΩ ww 1kQ W 3ΚΩ 1V IA V₁ Ic V3 4k0 ww +10V OA1 -10V 3k. 1.5ΚΩ +10V OA2 IB -10V ЬЬ V₂ 1kQ ww V4 1ΚΩ 2mA 2V V5 +0₁ Figure P3.6. Circuit involving three op amps. IE 3ΚΩ W +10V OA3 IF -10V 1ΚΩ ww V6

Problem 3.6. Determine the currents Ia, Ib, Ic, Id, IẼ, and IƑ and find the voltages V₁, V2, V3, V₁, V5, and V with respect to ground in the circuit of figure P3.23. Assume the op amps are ideal. 2mA 2V 1.5V 4V 1ΚΩ ww 1kQ W 3ΚΩ 1V IA V₁ Ic V3 4k0 ww +10V OA1 -10V 3k. 1.5ΚΩ +10V OA2 IB -10V ЬЬ V₂ 1kQ ww V4 1ΚΩ 2mA 2V V5 +0₁ Figure P3.6. Circuit involving three op amps. IE 3ΚΩ W +10V OA3 IF -10V 1ΚΩ ww V6

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