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Modulation is a process of the superposing high-frequency audio signal on low-frequency radiowaves.

Modulation is a process of the superposing high-frequency audio signal on low-frequency radiowaves. Correct Answer False

No, this is a false statement. Modulation refers to the superposition of low-frequency audio signals on a high-frequency radiowave. The frequency of the modulated wave is considered to vary with the amplitude of the modulating wave.

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