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Quantum Computing
What is Quantum Entanglement?
What is a classical bit?
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What is a classical bit?
The most basic data in a computer that can be represented in 0s and 1s
An imaginary number
An object that represents how far one atom is from another
An object that can predict where a bit can be at the time it is measured
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What is Quantum Entanglement?
A state of particles that can NOT act independently regardless of distance
When two particles collide and explode
When particles are mixed together to make one MEGA particle
A state of particles that can act independently regardless of distance
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What does the Bloch Sphere represent?
Represents how far the qubit is from another qubit
Represents how far the qubit is from a person or thing
Represents where EXACTLY is qubit going to be at that at exact time
Represents the PROBABILITY of where the qubit CAN be at that exact time
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What happens to a qubit BEFORE it is observed?
It is static
It does not exist
It is in a liquid state
It is in a state of superposition
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What does constructive interference mean?
When two or more waves meet and combine to form a smaller wave
When two or more waves meet and combine to form a larger wave
When two or more wave meet and pass through each other
The idea that matter can be made
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What does the Ket notation represent?
An equation that describe how fast a qubit travels to empty space
An equation that shows a big a qubit is
A way that a classical bit can be described
A convenient way to describe quantum states of a qubit
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A Quantum state ____.
Provides a probability distribution for each measurement in a system
is when particles are mixed together to make one mega particle
A state when matter disappears from existence
is a state of superposition
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What is a thought experiment?
A question that covers only types of philosophies
An imaginary experiment that you made up and can NOT test
None of the above
Imaginary experiment that help us test without doing an actual experiment
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In Schodinger's Thought Experiment, what state is the cat in before you observe the cat?
Eating
Superposition
Alive
Dead
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What is Technology?
A proposed way to think about something
Tols to help us understand the world around us
A small object with mass
The study to understand the building blocks of nature
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What is an input?
A plugin that can be connected to the computer
Incoming data that the computer is receiving
A large database that the computer holds
A feature that can be used to make the computer faster
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When you toss a coin in the air, what state is it in?
Falling
Spinning
Superposition
Tossed
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A Qubit can only exist in a state of one or zero
False
True
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What did the Double Slit experiment prove?
That light is a wave
All of the above
That light is energy
That light is a particle
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Why does Quantum literacy matter?
All of the above
To expands one knowledge about quantum sciences
To be excited about what the future holds for quantum sciences
To share and explore the quantum sciences
