Fundamentals of electronics 4. Two resistors, 25 kN and 75 kN are at room temperature (290 K). For a bandwidth of80 kHz, calculate the thermal noise voltage, (a) for each resistor, (b) for the two resistorsin series, and (c) for the two resistors in parallel.

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