Light is entering a polarizer or set of polarizers from the left. Determine the

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Light is entering a polarizer or set of polarizers from the left. Determine the relative intensity of the light exiting on the right after passing through all of the polarizers. The dashed vertical lines represent the vertical reference. The solid lines represent either the polarization angle of the light or the transmission angle of the polarizer. CW represents dlockwise and CCW represents counterclockwise as viewed from the right looking back to the left along the path of the light. Zero Intensity Unpolarized light enters from the left and passes through a single polarizer with the transmission axis oriented horizontally (90 relative to the vertica 90 Partial IntensityUnpolarized light enters from the left and passes through a single polarizer with the transmission axis oriented vertically (0° relative to the vertical). d vertically (0 relative to the vertical). Lgh Partial IntensityLinearly polarized light with the plane of polarization vertical enters from the left and passes through a single polarizer with the transmission axis oriented horizontally (90 relative to the vertical). loertical 90 Light Zero Intensity Linery polarized light polarized at an angle 45o CCW from the vertical enters from the left and passes through a single polarizer with the transmission axis oriented 45° CCW relative to the vertical. Linearly polarized light polarized at left and passes through a single polarizer ureany Full Intensity the vertical. unpolarized light enters from the left and passes through one polarizer with the transmission axis onente 45° Cw relative to the ver cal and then through a second polarizer with the transmission axis oriented 45° CW relative to ??.

Explanation / Answer

1. Partial Intensity

2. Partial Intensity

3. Zero Intensity

4. Full Intensity

5. Full Intensity

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