Light of intensity I, is polarized vertically and is incident on an analyzer rotated at an angle 0 from the vertical. Find the angle 0 if the transmitted light has intensity I = (0.750)I,, I = (0.500)I,,I = (0.250)I and I = 0. (Enter your answers in degrees.)%D%3D%3DHINT(a) I= (0.750)I%3D(b) I = (0.500)I.(c) I = (0.250)I%3D(d) I = 0

Malus law gives: I= I0 cos2θ cosθ = IIo

Light of intensity I, is polarized vertically and is incident on an analyzer rotated at an angle e from the vertical, Find the angle e if the transmitted light has intensity I = (0.750)I, I = (0.500)I I = (0.250)I,, and I = 0. (Enter your answers in degrees.) HINT (a) I= (0.750)Io (b) I = (0.500)Io (c) I= (0.250)I (d) I = 0

Light of intensity I, is polarized vertically and is incident on an analyzer rotated at an angle e from the vertical, Find the angle e if the transmitted light has intensity I = (0.750)I, I = (0.500)I I = (0.250)I,, and I = 0. (Enter your answers in degrees.) HINT (a) I= (0.750)Io (b) I = (0.500)Io (c) I= (0.250)I (d) I = 0

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Light of intensity I, is polarized vertically and is incident on an analyzer rotated at an angle 0 from the vertical. Find the angle 0 if the transmitted light has intensity I = (0.750)I,, I = (0.500)I,,
I = (0.250)I and I = 0. (Enter your answers in degrees.)
%D
%3D
%3D
HINT
(a) I= (0.750)I
%3D
(b) I = (0.500)I.
(c) I = (0.250)I
%3D
(d) I = 0

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