Which outcome increases when two entangled ions decohere?

💡 Explanation

Quantum decoherence collapses the entangled state because interaction with the environment induces wave function collapse. Therefore, the measurement error rate increases, rather than preserving quantum coherence, because entanglement necessitates highly isolated conditions.

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