. If you were to remove C1 from the circuit and connect R1 to ground, what voltage would you expect to see at Vout and why?
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Step 1: Identify the roles of the parts — C1 is the coupling capacitor that normally blocks DC (provides AC coupling) between the previous stage and the Vout node; R1 is the resistor that, when tied to ground, will provide a DC path from Vout to ground. Show more…
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