$A$ message signal is used to modulate a carrier signal of frequency $5 MHz$ and peak voltage of $40 V$. In the process,two side-bands are produced separated by $40 kHz$. If the modulation index is $0.75$,then the peak voltage and frequency of the message signal,respectively,are:

  • A
    $60 V ; 10 kHz$
  • B
    $60 V ; 20 kHz$
  • C
    $30 V ; 10 kHz$
  • D
    $30 V ; 20 kHz$

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