You Separate Two Magnets That Are Initially Held Together by Magnetic

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Multiple Choice

You separate two magnets that are initially held together by magnetic forces. How does this affect the mass and energy of the system of magnets?

• A) It creates additional mass, located within each magnet, and also additional energy.
• B) It creates additional energy, located in the space between the two magnets, but not additional mass.
• C) It creates additional mass, located within each magnet, but no additional energy.
• D) It creates neither additional energy nor additional mass.
• E) It creates additional mass, located in the space between the two magnets, and also additional energy.

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