If this is an ideal opamp no current will flow in R2 so I would say yes. However are you sure you have drawn this correct. As your drawing looks very simlar to a Sallen and Key filter section http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sloa024b/sloa024b.pdf
Yes - I agree with t06afre.
However, in case of a true Sallen-Key lowpass (with C2 shifted to the non-inv. opamp input) the resistor R2, of course, must NOT be cancelled.
Thank you all. The schematic was wrong. Here is the correct one and I was able to solve that.
Solving procedure,
Apply KCL at V1
Apply KCL at V2
Remove V1 from above two equations and find V2-----(A)
Apply KCL at V3 and find V3----(B)
Apply Golden rules V2=V3
Make (A)=(B) and find (Vout/Vin) ratio from it.