A sinusoidal carrier wave has a constant amplitude and a frequency of 1.2 MHz. The carrier wave is modulated by a signal wave such that a 1.0 V displacement of the signal wave causes a change in frequency of 25 kHz. The signal wave has frequency 8.0 kHz and amplitude 2.0 V. An audio signal is transmitted by means of a modulated radio wave. The variation with frequency of the amplitude of the radio wave is shown in [Figure 4.1]. For this transmission, determine:
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