What will be the voltage Vout if VA = 3V and VB = -5V? (Use constant voltage drop model of diode and take VD as 0.5V)

What will be the voltage Vout if VA = 3V and VB = -5V? (Use constant

1.	What will be the voltage Vout if VA = 3V and VB = -5V? (Use constant voltage drop model of diode and take VD as 0.5V)
A.	2.5
B.	3.5
C.	-5.5
D.	-4.5
Answer» B. 3.5

What will be the voltage Vout if VA = 3V and VB = -5V? (Use constant voltage drop model of diode and take VD as 0.5V)
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