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Physics, 28.05.2021 19:10 shawnplayzsavage

A beam of unpolarized visible light is incident on a polarizer with its axis vertical. It is followed by a second polarizer with its axis at 300 to the vertical. The second polarizer is followed by a third polarizer with its axis at 800 to the vertical. What is the input intensity if the output intensity is 100W/m2 .

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