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Transcribed Image Text:For the circuit given below, if R1= 10k2, R2=5 KN, Ra=10 KN, R3= 25k2, and Rf= 50k2, find the expression of Vo
Ra
Rf
R1
V1 W
R3
R2
v2 W
O Vo= 2V1+4V2
O Vo= -V1-2V2
O Vo= V1+2V2
O Vo= -2V1-4V2
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