An angle-modulated signal is described by x(t) = 10 cos [2π106t + 0.1sin(103πt)]. a. Considering x(t) as a PM with kp = 10, determine m(t). b. Considering x(t) as an FM with kf = 10π, determine m(t). c. Determine also the bandwidth of x(t).
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