Problem 44372. Polarisation

two filters with orthoganol orientation 0 & 90 degrees block all light. The last solution tests x = 5 + (1:5)*22.5; which is a filter set with two orthogonal filters. How come not all light is blocked for that case?

@margreet: that is a good question, indeed. The following minutePhysics video talks about that: "Bell's Theorem: The Quantum Venn Diagram Paradox" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcqZHYo7ONs

Thank you @Alfonso for the link it really helped me understand a bit more on the topic of stacked filters.

Could some one help point me in the direction to understand the last 2 test cases?

I currently have a solution that is correct for all the test cases except the last 2. Is there something special for these cases that would be causing me to be not quite converge. I am currently not meeting the tolerance, the difference of my result and the assertion test are:

9. 0.0019000
10. 0.056585

Thanks in advance.

@Alfonsi: thanks.
[0,45,90] is also a nice test (instead of twice the randi solution)

@Nabor: also have a look at the law of Malus (http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/phyopt/polcross.html), mind the difference between amplitude and intensity.