Calculate the output voltage if R = R = R = 100 , R = 1 k, and V = V = – McqOptions

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1.	Calculate the output voltage if R = R = R = 100 , R = 1 k, and V = V = V = 50 mV.
A.	–1.5 V
B.	1.5 V
C.	0.5 V
D.	–0.5 V
Answer» B. 1.5 V

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