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An unpolarised beam of intensity I₀ falls on a polaroid. The intensity of the emergent light is
Options
(a) I₀/4
(b) zero
(c) I₀/2
(d) I₀
Correct Answer:
I₀/2
Explanation:
When unpolarised beam of light of intensity I₀ passes through a polaroid, the intensity of the emergent light is (I₀ / 2).
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