Which risk increases when radio waves near a building's steel frame undergo reflection and refraction?

💡 Explanation

Signal multipath interference and fading increases because reflection and refraction cause waves to arrive at slightly offset times; this creates constructive or destructive interference, called Rayleigh fading, rather than a stable signal because of direct transmission.

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