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1.  (News, Spaceflight)  How much heat per second (W) is emitted by 10 kg of Plutonium 238?  The half-life of Pu-238 is 88y and the decay gives a 5.5 MeV alpha particle.  You can assume that all of the energy of the alpha particle results in heat.

A.  1 W

B.  30 W

C.  3500 W

D.  6 kW

E.  1 MW

 

2.  (Space Wars, p.78)  Estimate the probability that the International Space Station (50m x 50m) in orbit at  200 km will be hit by a cm-sized piece of space junk within the next year.

A.  zero

B.  1 %

C.  25 %

D.  60 %

E.  100 %

 

3.   (Quantum Computing, p.62)  Using the "grade school method" to multiple two numbers each of n digits, suppose that for n=4 it takes you 20 seconds.  This task is "polynomial in n" and goes like the square of n.  How long will it take for n=5000 ? 

A.  1 day

B.  100 days

C.  1 year

D.  100 years

E.  1 million years

4.  One main advantage of a quantum computer is that a small number of particles (e.g. spin-1/2 electrons that can be in two states) can store an enormous amount of information.  A computer with 10 such electrons can store how many pieces of information? 

A.  5

B.  10

C.  100

D.  1000

E.  1 000 000

 

 

 

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