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Ahorizontal beam of light of intensity 25 w/m2 is sent through two polarizing sheets. the polarizing direction of the first makes a 15° angle with that of the second. suppose that the initial beam is unpolarized. what then is the intensity of the transmitted light? a. 7.2 w/m2 b. 11.7 w/m2 c. 12.1 w/m2 d. 23.3 w/m e. 24.1 w/m

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