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The discussion focuses on solving an op-amp circuit problem to find the output voltage (Vo) in terms of the input voltage (Vs). The user derived the equation Vo = 5Vn based on the ideal op-amp assumption, where Vn equals Vp. However, they encountered difficulties in determining Vp, initially proposing the equation [48/60]Vs - [48/60]4V = Vp, which they doubted was correct. The solution involves correctly labeling resistors and calculating Vp before substituting numerical values.

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I am having difficulties with this problem. It asks to find vo in terms of vs. For the gain, I got an equation of Vn/10 + (Vn-vo)/40 = 0, so vo=5Vn. Since the op amp is ideal, vn=vp. Now for Vp is where i am having trouble. I have an equation of [48/60]vs - [48/60]4V=vp. But i am not sure if this right, I am not getting the correct answer. Help!

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1. Label all resistors R1 - R4 and the 5V source V. Don't substitute with numbers until your calculations are done. I can't follow your numbers.
2. Compute vp, then vp=vn as you say, that gives you the current thru the feedback resistor and the output follows immediately.
 

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