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Explain the reasons for the number of intensity maxima and intensity minima seen in light polarization...

Explain the reasons for the number of intensity maxima and intensity minima seen in light polarization graphs. Show figures with the orientation of the electric field and the axis of transmission of the polarizer.

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Hence the reasons for the number of intensity maxima and intensity minima is the angle of polarization, depending on which we get maximum and minimum intensity.

genius_generous answered 1 year ago
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