in Computer Networks edited by
10,192 views
9 votes
9 votes

If the bandwidth of a signal is $5$ kHz and the lowest frequency is $52$ kHz, what is the highest frequency

  1. $5$ kHz
  2. $10$ kHz
  3. $47$ kHz
  4. $57$ kHz
in Computer Networks edited by
10.2k views

3 Answers

15 votes
15 votes
Best answer
Bandwidth = Highest freq. - Lowest freq.

Highest freq. = 5kHz + 52kHz = 57kHz.

Ans- D
selected by

1 comment

edited by
thankuu good explanation
0
0
1 vote
1 vote

Bandwidth is the width of the frequency band.

BW=highest frequency-lowest frequency.

  • BW=5KHz
  • Lowest frequency=52KHz

so 5Khz=highest frequency-52KHz

or Highest frequency=(52+5)KHz=57KHz

Option (3) is correct.

Ref: ISRO2007-20

0 votes
0 votes

57 Hz

Bandwidth is the difference between the upper and lower frequencies

Bandwidth = Highest freq. - Lowest freq.

Highest freq. = 5kHz + 52kHz = 57kHz

https://gateoverflow.in/49493/isro2007-20#:~:text=%2D%20Lowest%20freq.-,Highest,%3D%205kHz%20%2B%2052kHz%20%3D%2057kHz.

Answer:

Related questions