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The tuned circuit of an oscillator in a simple `AM` transimitter employs a `40muH` coil and `12` nanofarad (`nF`) capacitor. If the oscillator ouput os modulated by audio frequency of `5 kHz`, which of the following frequencies doesn't appear in the output `AM`?

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