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Question 1.

Figure 1

Refer to Figure 1. When adjusted properly the signal at the non-inverting input of the op-amp is

• 1/3 Vout

• 2/3 Vout

• 1/2 Vout

• none of the above

Question 2.

Figure 2

Refer to Figure 2. The circuit is

• a twin-T oscillator

• a Wien bridge oscillator

• a Colpitts oscillator

• none of the above

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