1 Consider two states |w) and |ø) with the promise that (vlø) = 0 or 1.Suppose you have the state 10) |) +1|6).Show how to guess whether (ø) = 0 or 1 with one-sided error probability 0.5.

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Consider two states |v) and |ø) with the promise that (l) = 0 or 1. Suppose you have the state 10)l) +)l). Show how to guess whether () = 0 or 1 with one-sided error probability 0.5.

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