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if you have 2 voltage dividers in parallel, what is the gain of the circuit? is...

if you have 2 voltage dividers in parallel, what is the gain of the circuit?

is it Vo/Vi= (R2/R2+R1) + (R4/R3+R4) or do you multiply them?
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* In principle, when we put two voltage dividers in parallel, then the inputs and outputs of both voltage dividers should be shorted. But since it is not clear, what is the concerned output, I have solved for two cases.

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