What is the closed-loop voltage gain (Av = vo/vin) for a noninverting amplifier with resistors R1 (from inverting input to ground) and R2 (feedback), assuming an ideal op-amp?
Explanation
This question assesses the knowledge of the voltage gain equation for the noninverting op-amp configuration, a fundamental circuit discussed in Section 13.3.
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