When an input signal drives both inputs of an op amp,both inverting and noninverting amplification occur at the same time and the output is the
A) sum of the two amplified signals.
B) product of the two amplified signals.
C) Thevenin's voltage of the two amplified signals.
D) superposition of the two amplified signals.
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