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Design a cascode differential amplifier with a differential gain higher than 50,000 V/V. Assume the supply...

Design a cascode differential amplifier with a differential gain higher than 50,000 V/V. Assume the supply voltages are +5V and -5V and you can use a single resistor in your circuit and no current source. (20 points).

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