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A modulated signal` C_m(t)` has the form `C_m(t) = 30 sin 300pi t + 10 (cos 200pit – cos 400pi t)`. The carrier frequency `f_c` the modulating frequency (message frequency) `f_Omega` and the modulation index `mu` are respectively given by :

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