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Explain Malu's law for polaroids

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Malus law is given by `I=I_(@)cos^(2) theta` Where `I_0` is the intensity of polarized light coming out of I Polaroid and incidenting on Il Polaroid. `.theta.` is the angle between the pass-axis of the Il Polaroid makes with that of I Polaroid.
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