Two polarizing sheets are placed together with their transmission axes at an angle of 68.0° to each other. A third sheet is inserted between them with its transmission axis at an angle of 34.0° with respect to each of the other axes. Find the fraction of incident unpolarized light intensity transmitted by the three-sheet combination. (Assume each polarizing sheet is ideal.)
Let I is the intensity of incident unpolarized light.
Intensity after passing through first polariser = I/2
Intensity after passing through second polariser
= (I/2)× cos234°
= 0.3436 I
Intensity after passing through third polariser
= (0.3436 I) × cos234°
= 0.236 I
Fraction of incident unpolarized light intensity transmitted by the three-sheet combination = 0.236
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that no light is transmitted. A third sheet is inserted so that its
transmission axis makes an angle
with the transmission axis of the first sheet.
(a)Derive an expression for the intensity of the transmitted
light as a functioin of
.
(b)Show that the intensity transmitted through all three sheets
is maximum when
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