When light reflects from a dielectric surface at Brewster's angle, which polarization-based outcome increases?

💡 Explanation

Because Brewster's angle is achieved, reflected light maximizes polarization via Brewster's Law. This causes strong polarization extinction rather than increasing intensity, because polarization removes one plane; therefore option B is correct, rather than increased intensity or different polarization type.

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