Which fringe shifting occurs when transparent film thickness varies?

💡 Explanation

A thicker film increases phase shifts, causing constructive interference because the optical path length of light waves changes depending on thickness rather than changing refractive index, therefore fringes shift. Brewster's angle involves polarization with no thickness changes.

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