B9 |010) + |100) – |101) – |111)|n)E A ®B®C2a) Carol does a measurement in C using the measurement operators{p{+) = \+>(+I, P-) = |-X-1}Find the probabilities, p(+) and p(-), and the post-measurement states, |7+) and |7-).b) For each post-measurement state, drop the component of the state in C (it will beeither |+) and can be separated out) and find the entanglement between A and B.

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|010) + |100) – |101) – |111) E A ®B®C 2 a) Carol does a measurement in C using the measurement operators {p+) = |+>(+l, P-) = |-X-1} Find the probabilities, p(+) and p(-), and the post-measurement states, 7+) and |n-). b) For each post-measurement state, drop the component of the state in C (it will be either |+) and can be separated out) and find the entanglement between A and B.

|010) + |100) – |101) – |111) E A ®B®C 2 a) Carol does a measurement in C using the measurement operators {p+) = |+>(+l, P-) = |-X-1} Find the probabilities, p(+) and p(-), and the post-measurement states, 7+) and |n-). b) For each post-measurement state, drop the component of the state in C (it will be either |+) and can be separated out) and find the entanglement between A and B.