Which consequence results when unpolarized light reflects Brewster's angle?

💡 Explanation

Maximum polarization results, because Brewster's angle ensures the reflected light is entirely polarized perpendicular to the plane of incidence due to Brewster's law; therefore, the reflected beam is fully polarized, rather than partially polarized light or other emergent optical effects.

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