Which optical consequence maximizes fringe visibility during thin-film interference?

💡 Explanation

Constructive interference causes brighter fringes because waves add in phase while destructive interference results in minima; this **superposition** maximizes fringe contrast if it minimizes reflected light. Therefore, better visibility, rather than other intensities, due interference effects dependent on wavelength and reflection.

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