Vi1 +1 Vi1 22 V Vi2 +1 R1 21 k? Rf 19 k? Vi2 10 V R2 18 k? + Vi3 +1 Vi3 25 V R3 44 k? Figure 5 Vo (b). Figure 5 shows an operational amplifier that allows the addition of input voltages from different sensors (i) State the transfer function
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