Which measurement outcome results when Schrödinger's cats, entangled through radioactive decay, are observed?

💡 Explanation

The act of observation collapses the superposition because quantum entanglement dictates correlated states; measurement breaks this. Therefore, if one cat is observed alive, the other is measured dead rather than in a mixed superposition, assuming perfect entanglement and isolation.

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