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Physics, 05.02.2021 21:20 andresduenas72

Place one polarizing filter on top of a second so you have to look through both of them. Rotate one filer with respect to the other, keeping one stationary. Play around with them until you can answer the following questions. a. How are they oriented with respect to one another when maximum light is transmitted?
b. How are they oriented with respect to one another when no light is transmitted?
c. How is the intensity of transmitted light connected to the angle between the polarizers?

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