This problem can be solved in matlab or R. I am prviding solution for Matlab.
Thanks.
A)
Program:
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t = [0 : 0.05: 2];
m=0.75;
fm=1;
A=1;
fc=4;
y=(1+ m .* cos(2 .*pi .*fm .*t)) .* A
.* sin(2 .*pi .*fc
.*t);
plot(t,y)
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Explaination
1) t = [0 : 0.05: 2]; --->defining time range from 0 to 2 with increment of 0.05
2) below line declare variables
m=0.75;
fm=1;
A=1;
fc=4;
3 )below is your formula here for multiplication we used .* instead of just *
y=(1+ m .* cos(2 .*pi .*fm .*t)) .* A .* sin(2 .*pi .*fc .*t);
4) Plot(t,y) plots y with respect to t
Similar approach is followed for other parts
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A) Output
B)
t = [0 : 0.05: 2];
m=0.4;
fm=1;
A=1;
fc=4;
y=(1+ m .* cos(2 .*pi .*fm .*t)) .* A .*
sin(2 .*pi .*fc .*t);
plot(t,y)
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Output B
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C)
t = [0 : 0.05: 2];
m=0.1;
fm=1;
A=1;
fc=4;
y=(1+ m .* cos(2 .*pi .*fm .*t)) .* A .*
sin(2 .*pi .*fc .*t);
plot(t,y)
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Output C
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