An inverting amplifier has R1 = 10 k&ohm;, and Rf = 150 k&ohm; then th – McqOptions

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1.	An inverting amplifier has R1 = 10 k&ohm;, and Rf = 150 k&ohm; then the O/P voltage, if input voltage Vi = 1 volt.
A.	-15 V
B.	-10 V
C.	15 V
D.	-14 V
Answer» B. -10 V

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