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Television transmitters use one of two different technologies: analog, in which the picture and sound are transmitted by analog signals modulated onto the radio carrier wave, and digital in which the picture and sound are transmitted by digital signals.

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Answer:

A. Amplitude

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The type of modulation that is typically used by broadcasting stations to transmit pictures on television screens is amplitude. Therefore, the answer to your question is A.

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