Which consequence results when a high-pass filter's cutoff frequency increases?

💡 Explanation

Higher cutoff frequencies in electronic filters reduce attenuation of higher frequency signals, due to the attenuation band rising toward infinity. Therefore, more high frequencies pass rather than being filtered, because 'attenuation' applies less across the signal band as the frequency cutoff increases.

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