Extra exam question E7G05

WhyUnwanted ringing and instability in an op-amp audio filter are prevented by restricting both gain and Q. Unwanted ringing and instability in an op-amp audio filter are prevented by restricting both the circuit's gain and its Q, since pushing either one too high increases the circuit's tendency to overshoot and oscillate around its intended response, answer A. Increasing either gain or Q, or restricting only one while raising the other, moves in the wrong direction and makes ringing and instability more likely, not less.