Suppose horizontally polarized light is incoming to a polarizer making an angle 0 with the horizontal, please fill the table below. Think of intensity as a single photon e = 0 Done for you 8 = 45 e = -45 e = 30 e = 60 e = 90 1 out "in Probability going 100 through Probability being absorbed

Suppose horizontally polarized light is incoming to a polarizer making an angle 0 with the horizontal, please fill the table below. Think of intensity as a single photon e = 0 Done for you 8 = 45 e = -45 e = 30 e = 60 e = 90 1 out "in Probability going 100 through Probability being absorbed

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Suppose horizontally polarized light is incoming to a polarizer making an angle 0
with the horizontal, please fill the table below. Think of intensity as a single photon
e = 0
Done for you
0 = 45
0 = -45
0 = 30
0 = 60
0 = 90
1
out "in
Probability going 100
through
Probability being 0
absorbed

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