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2 Polarizers attenuating a light beam
Instead of II2 is I2=I1/2- stefan3423
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2 Polarizers attenuating a light beam
It starts with 45 degrees.BTW I solved it, found my errors and I will post my answer now.- stefan3423
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2 Polarizers attenuating a light beam
Another polirised beam of light with max intensity but the secound poliriser is at angle of 45 degrees- stefan3423
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2 Polarizers attenuating a light beam
Well I know that cos of 90 degrees=0 which means no light will go through the crystal and if cos of 0 degrees=1 i.e the crystal cross section will match thus max polarised light will pass through- stefan3423
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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2 Polarizers attenuating a light beam
Homework Statement An angle is given between 2 polarizer's (45 degrees), through them light passes (unpolarized than after passing through the first one it polarizes), some of the light its shown on the display. For how much does the angle needs to be increased for the intensity of light to be...- stefan3423
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