Consists of linearly polarized and unpolarized components

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Light, which consists of linearly polarized and unpolarized components, is incident on a polarizing sheet.

By rotating the polarizing sheet the transmission intensity varies with a factor of 5 (depending on the orientation of the sheet). Find the relative intensities of the two components in the incident.

Reference no: EM13660435

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