In amplitude modulation,if a message signal of $5 \ kHz$ is modulated by a carrier wave of frequency $900 \ kHz$,then the frequencies of the side bands are

  • A
    $905 \ kHz, 895 \ kHz$
  • B
    $900 \ kHz, 800 \ kHz$
  • C
    $800 \ kHz, 700 \ kHz$
  • D
    $1000 \ kHz, 900 \ kHz$

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