Which risk arises when two orthogonal linearly polarized laser beams interfere?

💡 Explanation

Complete darkness results because orthogonal polarization prevents interference; Polarization Filtering blocks the electric fields from aligning. Therefore, no interference occurs, rather than typical fringe patterns from constructively/destructively interfering beams, implying specific phase relationships.

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