Quantum computing uses quantum states to simultaneously encode two values per bit, called a ____.
A) bi-bit
B) neobit
C) qubit
D) sim-bit

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A qubit is a fundamental unit of quantum information used in quantum computing. It can represent two states simultaneously, allowing for much faster processing than classical computing. The other answer choices (A, B, D) are not commonly used terms in the field of quantum computing.

Quantum Computing Uses Quantum States to Simultaneously Encode Two Values