In the context of polaroids, when three polaroids (I, II, and III) are aligned as described, under what circumstances will light emerge from polaroid (II) if the pass axis of polaroid (III) is not parallel to either polaroid (I) or (II)?

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In the context of polaroids, when three polaroids (I, II, and III) are aligned as described, under what circumstances will light emerge from polaroid (II) if the pass axis of polaroid (III) is not parallel to either polaroid (I) or (II)?, Light will always emerge from polaroid (II), No light will emerge from polaroid (II) under any circumstances, Light will emerge from polaroid (II) only when the pass axis of (III) is perpendicular to (I) or (II), Light will emerge from polaroid (II) only when the pass axis of (III) is parallel to (I) or (II)

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Correct Option is : (C) Light will emerge from polaroid (II) only when the pass axis of (III) is perpendicular to (I) or (II)

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