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

$A$ 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:

An oscillator is producing $FM$ waves of frequency $2 \text{ kHz}$ with a frequency variation of $10 \text{ kHz}$. What is the modulation index?

Three signals related to amplitude modulation are shown in the figure. The correct assignment of the signals is

Match Column $A$ (layers in the ionosphere for skywave propagation) with Column $B$ (their height range).

Column $A$	Column $B$
$A$. $D$-layer	$I$. $250-400 \ km$
$B$. $E$-layer	$II$. $170-190 \ km$
$C$. $F_1$-layer	$III$. $95-120 \ km$
$D$. $F_2$-layer	$IV$. $65-75 \ km$

$A$ telephonic communication service is working at a carrier frequency of $20 GHz$. Only $20 \%$ of it is utilized for transmission. If each channel requires a bandwidth of $5 kHz$,then the number of telephonic channels that can be transmitted simultaneously are