Op-amp exercise: Two stage inverter
As Tony Stewart commented, the circuit as shown will not work. Vo will be saturated, and V1 will be 0.4 the level of V2, but with the opposite polarity. Two inverters in a row produce positive feedback, not negative.

As a starting point, let's say Vs is set at zero, and Vo is 1 volt. Then V1 will be be -.4, and Vo will integrate even higher. The process only stops when Vo saturates. This is classic positive feedback, and there will be no reliable response to an AC Vs.

In order to get the circuit to work, the + and - inputs of one of the op amps (preferably the second) must be swapped.