Non ideal Operational Amplifier problem

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To solve the non-ideal operational amplifier problem, it's recommended to convert the current source into a voltage source. Participants emphasize the importance of showing work to receive assistance. The discussion suggests writing Node-Voltage equations at the opamp inputs, adhering to ideal opamp properties. This approach is considered the most effective for tackling the issue. Engaging with these steps will facilitate a clearer understanding of the problem.
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hi...
can anyone help with the problem i attached

thanks in advance...

I think a good start would be to convert the current source into a voltage source
 

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Majesticman,

You must show some sort of work in order to receive help from us.

As you suggested, convert the current source into voltage source, I think that's the best way to go. Then write Node-Voltage equations on the inputs of the opamps (NEVER AT THE OUTPUTS), remembering your ideal opamp properties.
 

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