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F) 5.08
Let Io is intensity of unpolaized light.
Intensity of light passing through first polarizer,
I1 = Io/2
Intensity of light passing through second polarizer,
I2 = I1*cos^2(70.2)
= Io*(1/2)*cos^2(70.2)
= Io*0.0574
Intensity of light passing through third polarizer,
I3 = I2*cos^2(90 - 70.2)
= Io*0.0574*cos^2(19.8)
= Io*0.0508
I3/Io = 0.0508
(I3/Io)*100 = 0.508*100
= 5.08%
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