State about the term- voltage gain, Physics

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Determine voltage gain for the circuit shown in figure below, with RF = 100K ? and R1=10 K?

 

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Determination of voltage gain:

The provided operational amplifier is a non-inverting amplifier. By virtual ground, voltage at inverting terminal of Op-amp is also VI. Writing KCL at this terminal yields

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From given data RF= 100 K? and R1=10 K?

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