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Given the following AM signal, determine the carrier wave's amplitude (Ac) and frequency (fc), the message signals frequency (fm), and the modulation index (µ): s(t) = 3[1 + 0.6cos (2π100E3Hz*t)] cos (2π1E9Hz*t)
a. Ac=3, fc=100kHz, fm=1GHz, µ=0.6
b. Ac=3, fc=1GHz, fm=100kHz, µ=0.6
c. Ac=0.5, fc=1GHz, fm=100kHz, µ=6
d. Ac=0.5, fc=1GHz, fm=2kHz, µ=6
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