What is the advantage of extending the bandwidth of audio amplifiers to frequencies higher than the audible limit? a) To reduce noise. b) To increase efficiency. c) To preserve wave shape. d) To reduce transients.

What is the advantage of extending the bandwidth of audio amplifiers to frequencies higher than the audible limit? a) To reduce noise. b) To increase efficiency. c) To preserve wave shape. d) To reduce transients.

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What is the advantage of extending the bandwidth of audio amplifiers to frequencies higher than the
audible limit?
a) To reduce noise.
b) To increase efficiency.
c) To preserve wave shape.
d) To reduce transients.

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