Io a 2. Io Suppose that the polarizers are "crossed” so that no light can be transmitted through the second polarizer. N

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Io a 2. Io Suppose that the polarizers are "crossed” so that no light can be transmitted through the second polarizer. Now a third polarizer is in- serted between the crossed polarizers with its transmission axis at a 30° to the transmis sion axis of the first polarizer (Please ignore the first sketch and see the second sketch below.). If initially the light is unpolarized with intensity Io, after passing through all three polarizers, what is the final intensity? Note: The order in which light passes ough the polarizers is: #1, then #3, and finally #2. Jo 4. 5. | དོས ལ་ 81 #2 6. To 7. To 8540 #3 lo 1 #2 10.