Which risk increases when a submarine's acoustic countermeasures exceed capacity?

💡 Explanation

Signal self-interference increases because exceeding capacity causes **constructive interference** between the propagating signals, creating unintended amplification and distorted signals. Therefore, effective range decreases rather than improved performance because the propagation mechanism introduces unwanted feedback.

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