If the amplitude of the voltage is kept constant, but its frequency is raised to 6 kHz, the new deviation will be for the modulation index is, if fm = 500 Hz, Δf = 2.25 ?->(Show Answer!)

1. If the amplitude of the voltage is kept constant, but its frequency is raised to 6 kHz, the new deviation will be for the modulation index is, if fm = 500 Hz, Δf = 2.25

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