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Factorization Using Shor’s Algorithm

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Why is superposition important in Shor’s Algorithm simulation?

a: It allows evaluation of many inputs simultaneously Explanation

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b: It increases classical memory Explanation

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c: It removes modular arithmetic Explanation

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d: It avoids measurement Explanation

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In the simulation, what step reveals periodic peaks?

a: Initial state preparation Explanation

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b: Modular exponentiation Explanation

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c: Quantum Fourier Transform Explanation

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d: Final GCD calculation Explanation

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Why is classical post-processing required?

a: To build quantum circuits Explanation

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b: To convert measurement results into the period Explanation

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c: To remove superposition Explanation

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d: To prepare qubits Explanation

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Which part of Shor’s Algorithm is quantum?

a: GCD computation Explanation

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b: Continued fraction method Explanation

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c: Period finding using QFT Explanation

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d: Prime listing Explanation

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