Which is a way that acoustic engineers attempt to limit the destructive interference of reflected sound waves in an auditorium? designing a space with a lower ceiling designing a space with sound-absorbing tiles designing a smaller space designing a larger space

Correct answer is B. Designing a space with sound-absorbing tiles.

In order to limit the destructive interference of reflected sound waves in an auditorium, the acoustic engineers needs to provide sound-absorbing tiles in that area. Due to reflection of sound waves, destructive interference is created in the hall of auditorium. Sound-absorbing tiles have ability to absorb those waves and provide good sound ecosystem to the auditorium room.  

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