Which consequence results when destructive interference affects antenna wave functions?

💡 Explanation

Destructive interference causes signal cancellation at specific frequencies because the superposition of out-of-phase waves reduces the amplitude, therefore nullifying the signal at those frequencies, rather than enhancing it with constructive interference for increased gain.

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