Which consequence results when cross-polarizers block projector light?

💡 Explanation

Maximum light extinction occurs with cross-polarizers because Malus's Law dictates that no light passes when polarization axes are orthogonal, therefore almost all light is blocked rather than other scattering effects when aligned or misaligned.

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