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Why does the difference amplifier fromulaformula not work in this case?

I calculated Vo for this ideal op amp circuit using the formula: R2\$R_2\$/R1\$R_1\$(V2\$V_2\$-V1\$V_1\$) = Vo\$V_o\$
I believe the correct Vo\$V_o\$ = -14V I did not get this result using the above formula. It seems the formula is not correct for this circuit but I don't understand why. Would someone please enlighten me? Thank you.

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Why does the difference amplifier fromula not work in this case?

I calculated Vo for this ideal op amp circuit using the formula: R2/R1(V2-V1) = Vo
I believe the correct Vo = -14V I did not get this result using the above formula. It seems the formula is not correct for this circuit but I don't understand why. Would someone please enlighten me? Thank you.

schematic

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab

Why does the difference amplifier formula not work in this case?

I calculated Vo for this ideal op amp circuit using the formula: \$R_2\$/\$R_1\$(\$V_2\$-\$V_1\$) = \$V_o\$
I believe the correct \$V_o\$ = -14V I did not get this result using the above formula. It seems the formula is not correct for this circuit but I don't understand why. Would someone please enlighten me?

schematic

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab

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Why does the difference amplifier fromula not work in this case?

I calculated Vo for this ideal op amp circuit using the formula: R2/R1(V2-V1) = Vo
I believe the correct Vo = -14V I did not get this result using the above formula. It seems the formula is not correct for this circuit but I don't understand why. Would someone please enlighten me? Thank you.

schematic

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab