Give the transfer function of this filter Input oR1HIL+R3C1HHR4wwBand-passoutput+R2wwC2HHR5+R6Low-passoutput

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Give the transfer function of this filter

Input o
R1
HIL
+
R3
C1
HH
R4
ww
Band-pass
output
+
R2
ww
C2
HH
R5
+
R6
Low-pass
output

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