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3-42 Figure 3-27.—Circuit for Q31 through Q33. Q-31. What type of circuit is figure 3-27? Q-32. If:  E1 = +2V, and:  E2 = +6V, then Eout = ? Q-33. What is the difference in potential between the inverting (-) and noninverting (+) inputs to the operational amplifier when:  E1 = +6V, and E2 = +2V Q-34. What is the difference between a subtractor and a difference amplifier? Q-35. Can a difference amplifier have more than two inputs? Refer to figure 3-28 in answering Q36 through Q38. Figure 3-28.—Circuit for Q36 through Q38. Q-36. What type of circuit is figure 3-28? Q-37. If:  E1 = +5V, and:  E2 = +11V, then Eout = ? Q-38. What is the difference in potential between the inverting (í  DQG noninverting (+) inputs to the operational amplifier when:  E1 = +2V, and E2 = +4V

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