[Solved] The problem with the single operational difference amplifier is its

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Q.	The problem with the single operational difference amplifier is its
A.	high input resistance
B.	low input resistance
C.	low output resistance
D.	none of the mentioned
Answer» B. low input resistance
Explanation: due to low input resistance a large part of the signal is lost to the source’s internal resistance.

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