Which consequence results when constructive interference affects laser output?

💡 Explanation

Increased laser output occurs when light waves combine in phase. Constructive interference causes an increased amplitude of coherent light because the waves add together; therefore, the laser power is higher rather than being limited by disruptive interference.

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