Choose the correct statement(s) that describe the diagram below.x,(t) = m(t) cos @12 cos (@1+0)90° phaseshift2 sin (0,1+0)Lowpassfilterc. Used for PM and FM demodulationOd. Linear PLL modelOe. Used to demodulate DSB modulated signalsVCOLowpassfilterSelect one or more:□a. Used to translate the bandpass signal from fe to frb. Costas PLLK sin 20m(1) cos 8Lowpassfilterm(t) sin eDemodulatedoutputm²(1) sin 20

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