Va=3V and Vb=0V so I think that this would result in an inverting op-amp and has the equation -(160/20)*3=-24V but this is wrong I tried the long way as well but got the same answer. The possible source of error could be the 5k resistor but that doesn't make to much sense to me. How do I solve this? The op amp in the circuit in (Figure 1) is ideal.Figure20 ΚΩww5 ΚΩww+Va"OOUbYOU KIZ+18 V-18 V+Vo1 of 140 ΚΩPart BCalculate vo if Va = 3 V and v₁ = 0 V.Express your answer to three significant figures and include theappropriate units.Vo =24.0ΠΑVSubmit Previous Answers Request Answer?

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Va=3V and Vb=0V so I think that this would result in an inverting op-amp and has the equation -(160/20)*3=-24V but this is wrong I tried the long way as well but got the same answer. The possible source of error could be the 5k resistor but that doesn't make to much sense to me. How do I solve this?

The op amp in the circuit in (Figure 1) is ideal.
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20 ΚΩ
ww
5 ΚΩ
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+
Va
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Ub
YOU KIZ
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18 V
-18 V
+
Vo
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Part B
Calculate vo if Va = 3 V and v₁ = 0 V.
Express your answer to three significant figures and include the
appropriate units.
Vo =
24.0
ΠΑ
V
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