How do terrain and weather conditions impact the performance of the Avenger system?

The performance of the Avenger system is significantly impacted by terrain and weather conditions, making the selected response accurate. Specifically, adverse terrain can obstruct radar signals, leading to reduced detection capabilities of incoming threats. High ground, buildings, or dense foliage can cause clutter or create blind spots in the radar's field of view.

Additionally, weather conditions such as rain, fog, or snow can further hinder radar performance by introducing interference, reducing visibility, and impacting sensor functionality. For missile guidance, environmental factors can lead to difficulties in maintaining a lock on the target, potentially affecting the missile's trajectory and effectiveness.

Therefore, understanding these influences is crucial to effectively operating the Avenger system in diverse environments. Choices that suggest minimal or no impact on performance by terrain and weather fail to acknowledge these critical factors that can compromise the system's operational effectiveness in real-world scenarios.