Which consequence results when ground reflections interfere in microwave transmission?

💡 Explanation

Signal nulls occur because destructive interference leads to cancellation of direct path and ground-reflected waves during propagation. The reflected wave inverts upon ground reflection, creating a phase difference that can weaken the overall resultant, rather than producing signal amplification.

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