Which field interference results when radio waves reflect?

💡 Explanation

When reflected radio waves interfere, multipath fading occurs; this is due to constructive and destructive interference, because these signals arrive out of phase. Therefore, signal fading increases, rather than impedance matching or increased receiver sensitivity, due to the variation in field strength.

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