Which outcome characterizes transmissive grating use near Brewster's angle?

💡 Explanation

At Brewster's angle, one polarization is not reflected; this is because the **interference** between reflected waves is destructive for that polarization, therefore causing enhanced transmission of the orthogonal polarization and higher contrast, rather than overall reduced grating efficiency under orthogonal incidence conditions.

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