What should be the gain of an amplifier to have zero voltage loss if the signal is already attenuated half that of the original signal?

What should be the gain of an amplifier to have zero voltage loss if the signal is already attenuated half that of the original signal? Correct Answer 2

For the signal to have zero voltage loss gain of the attenuator, amplifier combination must be 1. Attenuation x gain =1. Gain = 1/attenuation = 1/(0.5) = 2.

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