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SHOW STEPS CLEARLY PLEASE A client asks you to design an active high-pass filter. They specify...

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A client asks you to design an active high-pass filter. They specify a few needs: the gain should be 10, the corner frequency should be 2 kHz, and the gain roll-off rate should be 40 dB/decade. Unfortunately,you only have access to 4 resistors: 3 x 10-kΩ, and 1 x 100-kΩ. Design and draw a simple circuit that achieves the requested features keeping in mind the limited resistors available to you.Be sure to calculate all values of other components (capacitor values, etc.).

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