Which wave interference risk increases when radio antennas operate close together?

💡 Explanation

Wavefront superposition leads to destructive interference generating signal nulls, because overlapping waves add algebraically; therefore, signal nulls risk increases rather than improved signal fidelity, and this differs from pattern degradation where antennas malfunction.

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