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I recently stumbled across quantum entanglement and thought of an experiment. I know that the laws of physics forbid FTL communication, can anyone tell me what's wrong in my following experiment? Information, in classical bits, consists of two states, 1 and 0. To my shallow knowledge, when an...

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Sorry for the ambiguity in my question. I underdtand the observer effect. What I really was asking in my initial post is that why do the double slit experiment we did in high school - remember when we shot a laser beam through the slits and we could see a clear interference pattern forming on...

From my shallow understanding, when we shoot a small amount of electrons through the slits while observing, the observation interfere with the electrons and the quantum system and thus collapse the wave function, making the electrons behave like a particle and form a 2-slit pattern on the...

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Quoted from reddit, an explanation for quantum superposition : By analogy, you could say that the traveling electron is in a superposition of paths. Some are direct (close to what is called the "classical path" -- the path that a particle would take according to classical mechanics). Some are...

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Well articulated thanks. Thanks for your well articulated response. Or should i word the question like this : Is it valid to prove that an object has mass solely because of the fact that its path can be bent or altered by gravitational fields?

Ya i was well aware of the wordings but i can't think of any replacement.

GR, sorry.

Sorry for the ambiguity in my question.

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It should be 1/4

You are to break a stick into 3 pieces, randomly, which also means the length of each portion is completely arbitrary. What is the probability of those 3 portions successfully forming a triangle of any kind?

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