Common mode rejection is the ability of an op amp to reject
A) signals that are generated due to input offset voltage.
B) the effect of crosstalk.
C) the effect of unwanted signals from adjacent op amps.
D) signals that are simultaneously present at both inputs.

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Common mode rejection refers to the op amp's ability to reject signals that are common to both inputs, allowing it to amplify only the differential signal.

Common Mode Rejection Is the Ability of an Op Amp