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Therically the bandwidth of FM signal is infinite according to the bessel function. From the engineering viewpoint,we take the bandwidth which consisit of 90% energy as the bandwidth of the signal.
saying there is a signal with a frequency of 4 HZ exactily means a tone signal which frequency is 4 HZ.
Usually we say a signal with x HZ bandwidth. The bandwidth equals to highest frequency minus lowest frequency.
Maybe you can do it like this:
first:mapping
2+j2 --> f1
2-j2 --->f2
-2+j2 --> f3
-2-j2 --->f4
sencond: FM modulation
cos(2*pi*(fc+fx)*t), x=(1,2,3,4)
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