can someone solve this electrical circuit op amp question V₁V1 = 3VV2 = -5VR1 = 2k ohmsR2 = 200 ohmsRF = 3k ohmsV2R₁R₁Find Vx, Iz, Iy, Ix, and Vout(current values should be in mA)1xRERE+lyR₂VOUT

Given- Voltage values- V1 = 3 V V2 = -5 V Resistance values- R1 = 2 k -ohm R2 = 200 ohm R3 = 3 k-ohm…

Answered: V1 = 3V V2 = -5V R1 = 2k ohms R2 = 200…

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V1 = 3V V2 = -5V R1 = 2k ohms R2 = 200 ohms RF = 3k ohms Find Vx, Iz, Iy, Ix, and Vout (current values should be in mA)