When qubits are entangled...

The outcome of the second qubit is predictable

the smallest increments of data on a computer that make up binary code

What is Superposition?

For qubits to be in multiple states at the same time until measured

Classical information...

obeys laws of Classical physics, deals with warm and large things

Quantum information...

Describes really really small and extremely cold things

Switches up to right, down to left

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Quantum JR Week 9

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When qubits are entangled...
The outcome of the second qubit is upredictable
The outcome of the second qubit is predictable
The outcome of neither is predictable
The outcome of the first qubit is predictable
2
What are bits?
a type of meme
the smallest increments of data on a computer that make up binary code
data that makes up computers
the largest increments of data on a computer that make up binary code
3
What can quantum entanglement be used for?
Telepathy
Teleportation
Sleeping
Eating
4
What is the output?
True
False
5
What is the name of two possible states at the same time
Abnormal Positioning
Quantum Entanglement
Superposition
Wave Particle Duality
6
What values can a qubit take?
Both 1 and 0
Just 1
Just 0
Qubits can only select 1 or 0
7
What is Superposition?
For qubits to be in multiple states at the same time until measured
For qubits to be in a position better than the other
For qubits to have super powers after they are judged
For qubits to be in the same state all the time
8
What do z gates do?
Flips up to down
Flips right to left
Flips left to right
Flips down to up
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What is the output?
True
False
10
Quantum states: up+down =
Right
Up
Down
Left
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Classical information...
obeys laws of Classical physics
is the same as quantum information
is unpredictable
deals with warm and large things
12
Quantum information...
Describes really really large and extremely warm things
Describes really really small and extremely cold things
Describes really really small and extremely warm things
Describes really really cold and extremely large things
13
When was the first quantum computer built?
2010
1997
1960
1876
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What do H gates do?
Switches left to right
Switches right to left
Switches up to right, down to left
Switches up to left, down to right
15
What is the output?
False
True
16
In entanglement, the outcome of the second qubit is random
False
True
17
What are the names of our JI's?
Harsh and Cindy
Eleanor and Ryley
Sydney and Har
Archie and Cynthia

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