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The frequency of amplitude modulated wav...

The frequency of amplitude modulated wave is equal to

A

Frequency of carrier wave `(f_(o))`

B

Frequency of modulating signal `(f_m))`

C

`(f_(c )+ f_(m))/(2)`

D

`(f_(c )-f_(m))/(2)`

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