1. Theoretically, what percentage of the original incident light would be transmitted through each of three consecutive ideal polarizers which have their respective polarization axes at 15°, 60°, and 90°? (Be sure to list all 3 percentages.)
2. Describe the behavior of the light intensity on the white light screen when the second polarizer ?2axis is rotated to a direction that is (a) perpendicular (90°) to the axis of the first polarizer ?1, and then rotated to a direction that is (b) anti-parallel (180°) to the axis of the first polarizer ?1.
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1. Theoretically, what percentage of the original incident light would be transmitted through each of three...
theoretically, what percentage of the original incident light would be transmitted through each of three consecutive ideal polarizers which have their respective polarization axes at 15, 60, and 90 degrees? (be sure to list all 3 percentages)
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