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Which of the following statements describes light at Brewster’s angle? a) Reflected light is linearly polarized....
Which of the following statements describes light at Brewster’s angle? a) Reflected light is linearly polarized. b) Reflected light is circularly polarized. c) Transmitted light is linearly polarized. d) Transmitted light is circularly polarized.
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Answer #1
BREWSTER ANGLE: when unpolerized light falls on a surface at the
angle (
) given by
Brewster's equation
(tan= 
; is
refractive index of medium), then reflected ray gets linearly
polerized, transmitted ray never gets complete polerization,
transmitted ray suffers partial polerization.
Thus the right answer is a) part
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