Determine the output voltage for op-amp comparator circuits

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Determine the output voltage for an op-amp comparator circuit with a non-inverting input reference voltage of + 2 VDC and an inverting input
signal of - 1 VDC. The op amp reaches output saturation voltages of ±13 V at the limits.

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