Answer:
The signal will move down by 1 division
Explanation:
We have two signals here:
- An AC signal (sine wave), centered at 0 V, with amplitude 2 V (it means that it goes from a maximum of +2 V to a minimum of -2 V)
- A DC signal, which appears in the oscilloscope as a flat line, of 1 V
If we add these two signals together, we are adding a constant offset of +1 V to the sine wave, so the sine wave will move up by one division
Now, if we readjust the position so the trace is centered again at 0 V, we are moving the signal down by 1 division
Then, if we switch the signal in channel B from DC to AC, we are removing the constant offset of 1 V - so the signal will be now centered at -1 V. Therefore, the signal will move down by 1 division.