As the angle between the electric-field waves and the transmission axis increases,
a.
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As the angle between the electric-field waves and the transmission axis increases,
a.
the component of light that passes through the polarizer decreases and the brightness of the light decreases.
b.
the component of light that passes through the polarizer decreases and the brightness of the light increases.
c.
the component of light that passes through the polarizer increases and the brightness of the light decreases.
d.
the component of light that passes through the polarizer increases and the brightness of the light increases.
1 answer A, B,C, D
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