The amplifiers following the modulated stage in a low level modulation AM system be

The amplifiers following the modulated stage in a low level modulation AM system be 

(A) linear amplifier (B) harmonic generators (C) class C power amplifiers (D) class untuned amplifiers
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The amplifiers following the modulated stage in a low level modulation AM system be class C power amplifiers

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