Discussion
What does an uncompensated amplifier offer in exchange for its restrictions?
Answer: C
Without the dominant pole its open-loop response extends much further, so at a closed-loop gain above the specified minimum it delivers considerably more bandwidth than a compensated device would. Offset and low-frequency gain are unrelated, and stability becomes more of a concern rather than less. A device that shifts a design constraint onto the user in exchange for performance is a reasonable bargain when the user knows the constraint, and a trap when they do not.
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