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12.6 | Polarization of Light |
1. The angle between the electric vectors of two incident unpolarised light waves is 600. What kind of polarization is produced in this case?
Correct Answer: C
2. What kind of polarization does the polarizer shown below provide?
Correct Answer: A
3. A light ray passes through a reflective polarizer. The electric vector of the incident light wave forms an angle of 370 to the grid lines (cos 370 = 0.8; sin 370 = 0.6). What is the intensity of the polarized light if the intensity of the incident light is 20 cd?
Correct Answer: A
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