In an operational amplifier (op-amp) circuit, which configuration allows for better accuracy and stability in output voltage under real-world conditions, by utilizing negative feedback? Is it the closed-loop configuration or the open-loop configuration?

Closed-loop uses negative feedback, which feeds a small part of the output back to the input. Other options are incorrect because Many think a larger gain gives better accuracy, but open‑loop op‑amps amplify noise and are highly sensitive to component tolerances; It is easy to assume that more configurations are equally good, but open‑loop op‑amps are very unstable.