In an inverting amplifier the non-inverting input (+) is connected to A. 1 V line B. 0 V line C. 2 V line D. 3 V line

In an inverting amplifier the non-inverting input (+) is connected to

A. 1 V line

B. 0 V line

C. 2 V line

D. 3 V line
by

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Answer :

 0 V line


by

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