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40 k? 50 k? + i? 2 k? 15 V v? 20 k? ? + ?15 V ?15 V + 150 mV P5.06_9ed Assume the op amp is ideal. Calculate $v_1$, $v_o$, $i_2$ and $i_o$. $v_1 = \boxed{\qquad} V$ $v_o = \boxed{\qquad} V$ $i_2 = \boxed{\qquad} µA (micro Amp) $i_o = \boxed{\qquad} µA (micro Amp) Check + 25 k?

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P5.06_9ed
Assume the op amp is ideal.
Calculate $v_1$, $v_o$, $i_2$ and $i_o$.
$v_1 = \boxed{\qquad} V$
$v_o = \boxed{\qquad} V$
$i_2 = \boxed{\qquad} µA (micro Amp)
$i_o = \boxed{\qquad} µA (micro Amp)
Check
+
25 k?

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40 k?
50 k?
+
i?
2 k?
15 V v? 20 k?
?
+
?15 V
?15 V
+
150 mV
P5.069ed
Assume the op amp is ideal.
Calculate v1, vo, i2 and io.
v1 = V
vo = V
i2 = µA (micro Amp)io = µA (micro Amp)
Check
+
25 k?

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