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A 1.0 kHz tone is used to generate both an AM and an FM signal. Unmodulated carrier amplitude is the same for both AM and FM. The modulation index β of FM is 12 . If the frequency components at (fc ± 1000)Hz have the same magnitude in AM as well as FM, then the modulation index of AM is a. 48.00 b. 12.00 c. 24.00

A 1.0 kHz tone is used to generate both an AM and an FM signal. Unmodulated carrier amplitude is the same for both AM and FM. The modulation index β of FM is 12 . If the frequency components at (fc ± 1000)Hz have the same magnitude in AM as well as FM, then the modulation index of AM is a. 48.00 b. 12.00 c. 24.00

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A 1.0 k H z tone is used to generate both an AM and an FM signal. Unmodulated carrier amplitude is the same for both AM and FM. The modulation index β of F M is 12 . If the frequency components at ( f c ± 1000 ) H z have the same magnitude in AM as well as FM, then the modulation index of A M is a. 48.00 b. 12.00 c. 24.00

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