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When interpreting a signal-time graph, what does a flat line indicate?

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Analogue and digital signals

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When interpreting a signal-time graph, what does a flat line indicate?.

  1. A.The signal is at maximum amplitude.
  2. B.The signal is at zero amplitude.
  3. C.The signal is fluctuating rapidly.
  4. D.The signal is being sampled.

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  • The signal is at zero amplitude.

Explanation

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The evidence indicates that a flat line on a signal-time graph represents a constant value, which in this case is zero amplitude. This implies that there is no signal being transmitted during that time.

Thus, the conclusion is that a flat line signifies the absence of any signal activity.

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