Which outcome occurs when aligning two Helium-Neon lasers to overlap?

💡 Explanation

Constructive interference increases light intensity. Therefore, aligning lasers will cause regions of intensified light intensities because spatial superposition amplifies photons due to constructive interference, rather than suppressing emission or directly affecting lasing medium gain.

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