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Consider two virtual entangled particles (+ve & -ve particles) which emerged out of nothing.
We keep +ve and -ve in two different boxes. If the box containing +ve particle is closed and we do not observe the particle, then it is said to be in a superposition of +ve and -ve, Right? After some time, we open the box and observe the particle. We then again keep the particle back in the box and close it i.e. stop observing it. Will it again be back into a state of superposition of +ve and -ve?
We keep +ve and -ve in two different boxes. If the box containing +ve particle is closed and we do not observe the particle, then it is said to be in a superposition of +ve and -ve, Right? After some time, we open the box and observe the particle. We then again keep the particle back in the box and close it i.e. stop observing it. Will it again be back into a state of superposition of +ve and -ve?