Which outcome occurs when two out-of-phase coherent laser beams combine?

💡 Explanation

Destructive interference reduces light intensity where waves are out of phase because superposition results in cancellation. Therefore, minimal light results, rather than amplification. Refraction and polarization are different phenomena.

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