2. What will happen to the two magnets below if they are released? S S O A. The magnets will move toward each other. O B. The magnets will move further apart. OC. The magnets will both move to the right. OD. The magnets will both move to the left.

2. What will happen to the two magnets below if they are released? S S O A. The magnets will move toward each other. O B. The magnets will move further apart. OC. The magnets will both move to the right. OD. The magnets will both move to the left.

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