The Amplitude Modulation (AM) is a technique used in communication for transmittinginformation via radio carrier wave. AM works by varying the amplitude of the transmittedsignal in relation to the information being sent.The equations of the carrier signal, the original signal to send, and the modulated signalcombining the two signals are respectively:VI-V sin (2nfet)V2=Vm sin (2πfmt)V3-V sin (2nfet)+V sin (2nft)* sin (2nft)Supposing that V-Vm-1, fc-20, fm 1. Write a MATLAB program that plots the three signalswith single call, the graphs must be contain (desired title, axis labels, annotations, with symbolsfor color, style, and marker) for each graph. Use the step 0.0025 for the time.

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VI-V sin (2nfet) V2-V sin (2fmt) V3-V, sin (2nfet)+Vm sin (2nfmt)* sin (2nft) Supposing that Ve-Vm-1, fc-20, fm 1. Write a MATLAB program that plots the three signals with single call, the graphs must be contain (desired title, axis labels, annotations, with symbols for color, style, and marker) for each graph. Use the step 0.0025 for the time.

VI-V sin (2nfet) V2-V sin (2fmt) V3-V, sin (2nfet)+Vm sin (2nfmt)* sin (2nft) Supposing that Ve-Vm-1, fc-20, fm 1. Write a MATLAB program that plots the three signals with single call, the graphs must be contain (desired title, axis labels, annotations, with symbols for color, style, and marker) for each graph. Use the step 0.0025 for the time.

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