An FM stereo broadcast is an example of
A) frequency-division multiplexing
B) amplitude-division multiplexing
C) time-division multiplexing
D) phase-division multiplexing

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FM stereo broadcasting uses frequency-division multiplexing (FDM) to combine the left and right audio channels into a single composite signal, which is then transmitted over a particular frequency band. This allows multiple stereo signals to be broadcast on different frequency bands simultaneously without interference.

An FM Stereo Broadcast Is an Example of