Linearly polarized light propagating along the y-direction is incident on a polarizer whose axis is parallel to
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Linearly polarized light propagating along the y-direction is incident on a polarizer whose axis is parallel to the z-direction. If the intensity of the transmitted light is equal to 35% of the incident intensity, what is the angle of polarization of the incident light?
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