Q1) Two signals, m₁ (t) and m (t), both band-limited to 5000 Hz, are transmitted together by thetransmitter given below in Fig. Q1, in which the spectrums of m₁ (t) and m (t) are also shown.a) Sketch the spectrums of the signals at points a, b and c.b) Design a receiver to recover the signals m₁ (t) and m₂ (t), from the modulated signal at point c.-5000M₁(f)M2(f)5000m₁(t)fbΣm2(t)f2 cos(20000πt)-500050002 cos(40000πt)

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