In an inverting amplifier using op-amp the current input to the invert – McqOptions

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1.	In an inverting amplifier using op-amp the current input to the inverting terminal
A.	is equal to the current through feedback resistance
B.	is less than the current through feedback resistance
C.	is more than the current through feedback resistance
D.	may be equal to, less or more than current through feedback resistance
Answer» B. is less than the current through feedback resistance

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