A certain op amp has a unity-gain bandwidth of ft = 15 MHz. If this op amp is used in a noninverting amplifier having a closed-loop DC gain of A0CL = 10, determine the closed-loop break frequency fBCL. Repeat for a DC gain of 100.
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