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alok kumar singh

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Maximum amplitude = Am+Ac =12 while minimum amplitude is Ac-Am=3

Using elimination method = 2Ac= 18

Ac=9 and Am= 6V

So modulating index m = 6/9= 2/3

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(i) Let P (x, y) be any point on line joining A (1, 2) & B (3, 6)

Then, area of triangle (ABP) = 0 {the point are collinear

1 2 | 1 2 1 3 6 1 x y 1 | = 0

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As frequency of B is more than A so it has more refractive index also and if a wave have higher refractive index then it has less angle of refraction. So wave B travel more in ionosphere.

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(i) Area of the triangle = 4 sq. units (given)

1 2 | k 0 1 4 0 1 0 2 1 | = 4

(ii) Area of the triangle = 4 sq units

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When we send a signal to be transmitted through sky waves must have a frequency range of 1710 kHz to 40 MHz.

But, the frequency of TV signals are 60 MHz which is beyond the required range.

So, sky waves will not be suitable for transmission of TV signals of 60 MHz frequency.

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The area of triangle from by the given points is area ( ΔABC) = 12 |ab+c1bc+a1ca+b1|

=12|a+b+c+1b+c1b+c+a+1c+a1c+a+b+1a+b1|C1→ C1 + C2 + C3

=12 (a+b+c+1)|1b+c11c+a11a+b1| Taking (a + b + c + 1) common from C1

= (a+b+c+1)2*0 {? c=c3}

= 0

Hence the points A, B C are collinear.

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(i) Area of triangle is given by,

Δ = 12 |x1y11x2y21x3y31|=12|101601431|

= 1 2 | [ 3 + 1 8 ] | = 1 5 2 =7.5sq. units.

(ii) Area of the triangle is given by,

Δ = 12 |2711111081|

= 1 2 | [ 2 ( 1 8 ) 7 ( 1 1 0 ) + 1 ( 8 1 0 ) ] |

= 1 2 | ( 2 * ( 7 ) 7 * ( 9 ) + 2 1 * ( 2 ) ] |

= 1 2 | [ 1 4 + 6 3 2 ] | = 1 2 | 4 7 |

472 =23.5 sq. units

(iii) Area of triangle is given by,

Δ = 12 |231321181|.

= 1 2 | [ 2 * 1 0 + 3 ( 4 ) + ( 2 4 + 2 ) ] |

= 1 2 | [ 2 0 + 1 2 2 2 ] |

= 1 2 | 3 0 | = 3 0 2  = 15 sq. units.

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Frequency of career wave is 20MHz

Bandwidth require for modulation is 3kHz/2= 1.5kHz

For demodulating we need to reciprocal it

1/f= 1/20MHz= 0.5 * 10-7s

For modulation = 1/1.5KHz= 0.7 * 103s

According to first option =RC= 1 * 0.01= 10-5s

So it will demodulated

According to 2nd option- RC= 10-4s

So it can also be demodulated

According to third option – RC= 10-8s

So it cannot be modulated

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Option 'C' is correct as determinant is a number associated to a square matrix.

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in first case crowding spectrum is visible

If we want more wave to be modulated then more crowding will occur and more mixing up of signal.

But we want to accommodate this we use higher band width and frequency career wave

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