If the carrier and one of the sidebands are completely eliminated, the resulting signal is referred to as:
A) ACSSB
B) independent sideband
C) vestigial sideband
D) SSBSC

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SSBSC (Single Sideband Suppressed Carrier) refers to the modulation technique where one sideband is transmitted and both the carrier and the other sideband are suppressed or eliminated. This is used to reduce bandwidth and power requirements.

If the Carrier and One of the Sidebands Are Completely