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Transcribed Image Text:Express the input voltages v, and V2 in terms of differential input (va) and common-mode input(v.). Given v2 > V2.
a) Va = V1 - V2, Vc = 0.5(V, + V2)
b) Va = V2 - V1, Ve= V, + V2
c) Va = V1 - V2, V. = V1 + V2
d) Va = V2 - Vị, V = 0.5(V, + V2)
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