Asked by qwerty

Let |ψ> = a|0>+b|1> where a and b are nonnegative real numbers. We know that if we apply H to this qubit and then measure the resulting state in the sign basis, the probability of getting a + is 1/4

(a) What is |ψ> in the standard basis?
|0> =
|1> =

(b) What is |ψ> in the sign basis?
|+>
|->

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
does anyone know the answer
Answered by Megadeth
a) 1/2 + sqrt(3)/2
Answered by Megadeth
b) (1+sqrt(3))/(2*sqrt(2))

(1-sqrt(3))/(2*sqrt(2))
Answered by Mar
a) What quantum state do you have to input in order to get output |00⟩ ?

b) What quantum state do you have to input in order to get output |11⟩ ?
Answered by Arl
(c) What quantum state do you have to input in order to get output 1/2sqrt(|00⟩+|11⟩)?


Answered by Agen
Please answer someone!
Answered by TIGER
what is the answer for these:
(a) What is |ψ> in the standard basis?
|0> =
|1> =
Answered by Anonymous
a) 1/sqrt(2) 0
0 1/sqrt(2)
Answered by Anonymous
b)0 1/sqrt(2)
-1/sqrt(2) 0

c)1/2 1/2
-1/2 1/2
Answered by TIGER
answer for this please:
Let |ψ> = a|0>+b|1> where a and b are nonnegative real numbers. We know that if we apply H to this qubit and then measure the resulting state in the sign basis, the probability of getting a + is 1/4

(a) What is |ψ> in the standard basis?
|0> =
|1> =
Answered by Ar
What is the matrix (4x4) for ZX (Z applied on the first qubit and X applied on the second qubit)?
Answered by Gyano
C) is wrong?
Answered by Anonymous
please a answer for this:
What is the matrix (4x4) for ZX (Z applied on the first qubit and X applied on the second qubit)?
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