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In a non‑inverting amplifier, which of the following statements about the output relative to the input is true?

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Operational amplifier configurations

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In a non‑inverting amplifier, which of the following statements about the output relative to the input is true?.

  1. A.Output is inverted relative to input
  2. B.Output is in phase with input
  3. C.Output is half the input voltage
  4. D.Output is double the input voltage

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  • Output is in phase with input

Explanation

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Formula/rule: A non‑inverting amplifier produces an output that is in phase with the input. Substitution: The output is in phase with the input.

Working: This matches the property of a non‑inverting amplifier. Answer: Output is in phase with input.

Units/conclusion: The circuit is a non‑inverting amplifier.

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