Which mechanism causes reduced visibility through polarized fishing sunglasses when viewing an LCD screen?

💡 Explanation

The LCD screen emits polarized light, and the intensity is reduced by sunglasses due to Malus's law describing transmittance after passing through a polarizer, because the polarization axes of the sunglasses and screen are misaligned therefore reducing intensity, rather than involving angle dependence, atmospheric scattering, or wavefront refraction.

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