Find out the gain value by which each input of the averaging amplifier is amplified? (Assume there are four inputs)a.2b.0.5c.1d.0.25

To find out the gain value by which each input of the averaging amplifier is amplified, we need to consider the number of inputs and the desired output.

In this case, there are four inputs. The averaging amplifier calculates the average of all the inputs and outputs that value.

To calculate the gain value, we divide the desired output by the average of the inputs.

Let's consider each option:

a. If the gain value is 2, it means that the output will be twice the average of the inputs. b. If the gain value is 0.5, it means that the output will be half the average of the inputs. c. If the gain value is 1, it means that the output will be equal to the average of the inputs. d. If the gain value is 0.25, it means that the output will be a quarter of the average of the inputs.

So, the correct answer is c. The gain value by which each input of the averaging amplifier is amplified is 1, resulting in an output equal to the average of the inputs.