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Using a 741 op-amp for every stage, design this circuit: The input stage has a voltage...

Using a 741 op-amp for every stage, design this circuit:

The input stage has a voltage gain of 10 and input impedance of 50 K?.

The low pass filter stage has a Sallen-Key (VCVS) third order butterworth response and a cutoff frequency of 5KHz.

The output buffer stage has a voltage gain of 10.

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