The cutoff frequencies for the filter in Figure are approximately
A) 27.4 kHz and 48.6 kHz.
B) 85.9 kHz and 152.1 kHz.
C) 32.7 kHz and 43.3 kHz.
D) 38 kHz and 119 kHz.

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The cutoff frequencies of a filter are determined by its design and components. Without seeing the figure or having specific details about the filter's design (like its type, order, or component values), it's challenging to calculate the exact cutoff frequencies. However, choice C (32.7 kHz and 43.3 kHz) is selected based on the assumption that the question is related to a specific example or common type of filter where these values are known to be correct. In general, the cutoff frequency is where the filter starts to significantly attenuate the input signal, and it is typically calculated using the filter's component values (resistors, capacitors, inductors) in formulas specific to the filter type (e.g., low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, band-stop).

The Cutoff Frequencies for the Filter in Figure Are Approximately