Fundamentals of Physics Extended
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Author: David Halliday, Robert Resnick, Jearl Walker
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Chapter 33, Problem 2Q
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Which of the four curves best shows the intensity of the light through the system during rotation of the second sheet?
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82 In Fig. 33-70, unpolarized light
is sent into the system of three po-
larizing sheets, where the polarizing
directions of the first and third
sheets are at angles 6 = 30° (coun-
terclockwise) and 0z = 30° (clock-
wise). What fraction of the initial
light intensity emerges from the
system?
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6 In Fig. 33-29, unpolarized light is
sent into a system of five polarizing
sheets. Their polarizing directions,
-x
measured counterclockwise from the
positive direction of the y axis, are the
following: sheet 1, 35°; sheet 2, 0°;
sheet 3, 0°; sheet 4, 110°; sheet 5, 45°.
Sheet 3 is then rotated 180° counter-
clockwise about the light ray. During
that rotation, at what angles (mea-
sured counterclockwise from the y
axis) is the transmission of light
through the system eliminated?
Figure 33-29 Question 6.
40 0 In Fig. 33-42, unpolarized light is sent into a system
of three polarizing sheets. The angles 61, 62, and 6, of the polariz-
ing directions are measured counterclockwise from the positive
direction of the y axis (they are not drawn to scale). Angles 0, and
0z are fixed, but angle 6, can be varied. Figure 33-44 gives the
intensity of the light emerging from sheet 3 as a function of 6.
(The scale of the intensity axis is not indicated.) What percentage
of the light's initial intensity is transmitted by the three-sheet
system when 0, = 90°?
0°
60°
120°
180°
Figure 33-44 Problem 40.
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