Which mechanism allows holograms to reconstruct images using a laser?

💡 Explanation

Holograms work by recording interference patterns; the laser light diffracts through superimposed interference patterns during image reconstruction. Constructive and destructive wave interference recreates the original object's wavefronts, therefore creating a 3D image rather than simple diffraction.

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