In a linear multiplier, the constant K is a number that is a(n)
A)factor that the inputs are multiplied by to obtain VOUT
B)factor that the inputs are divided by to obtain VOUT
C)amount that is subtracted from an input to obtain VOUT
D)amount that is added to an input to obtain VOUT

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The constant K in a linear multiplier is a factor by which the inputs are multiplied to obtain the output voltage (VOUT). This means it scales the input signal to produce the output.

In a Linear Multiplier, the Constant K Is a Number