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Explanation / Answer

Given that, incident intensity, I0=37 W/m2

A)Transmitted angle is, theta=900

then the transmitted wave intensity is, I=I0cos2(theta)

from second polariser so, IA=0.5*I0*cos2(theta)

IA=(0.5)*(37 W/m2)*(cos2(900))

=0

B)

from second polariser so,IB=0.5*I0*cos2(theta)

IB=(0.5)*(37 W/m2)*(cos2(00))

=18.5 W/m2

C)

from second polariser so, Ic=0.5*I0*cos2(theta)

Ic=(0.5)*(37 W/m2)*(cos2(450))

=9.25 W/m2