Which of the following are true of plane-polarised light? i. Plane polarisation of light is the formation of hydrogen bubbles on the particle of light. ii. Plane polarisation of light is the splitting of light into its spectral components iii. A plane polarised light vibrates in one plane. iv. Polarisation of light is characteristic of transverse vibration
i and ii only
i and iv only
ii and iii only
iii and iv only
i and iii only.
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Iv and iii are correct... No correct option...
Light is said to be polarized when it is made to vibrate in one plain only...also ,only transverse waves can be polarized
are we dealing on electrolysis or plane polarisation of waves..option i relates to electrolys and ii makes no sense..the answer shld be iii and iv..pls make correction admin..GOD BLESS MYSCHOOL FOR THE WONDERFUL THEY ARE DOING.AMEN
Good morning sir,the options are not correct except the question was wrongly composed
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The question has typographical errors, particularly in ii and even i(...on the particle of light). Also, it should be plane polarized light and not right. Please the necessary corrections should be made. Thank you.
