Which outcome occurs when radio waves experience multipath propagation?

💡 Explanation

Signal fading happens because multipath propagation creates multiple copies of the signal which interfere. The mechanism is destructive interference where waves with opposite phase cancel each other, therefore signal amplitude is reduced rather than signal strength increasing or other effects.

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