SOLVED: In experiment 1, unpolarized light falls on the polarizer in the figure. The angle of the polarizer is θ = 69.02°. In experiment 2, the unpolarized light is replaced by light of the same intensity but the light is polarized along the direction of the polarizer's transmission axis: (a) By how many additional degrees must the analyzer be rotated so that the light falling on the photocell has the same intensity as it did in experiment 1? (b) Is θ (1) increased or (2) decreased by this ad

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