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A message signal m(t)=4cos2000pit modula...

A message signal `m(t)=4cos2000pit` modulates the carrier `C(t)=cos2pif_(c)t` where `f_(c)=1MHz` to produce an `AM` signal. For demodulation using envelope detector the time constant `RC` should satisfy

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