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a) In RC filters experiment when G is increasing when increasing the frequency what does this...

a) In RC filters experiment when G is increasing when increasing the frequency what does this mean?

b) when φ is decreasing when increasing the frequency what does this mean?

G is the ratio between the maximum amplitude of Vin and Vout

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