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What happens in a frequency modulated wave?

What happens in a frequency modulated wave? Correct Answer Frequency varies with time

In a frequency modulated wave, the frequency of the carrier wave is considered to vary corresponding to the modulating signal. At the resonant frequency, the modulated wave is resistive in nature.

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