What happens if a bar magnet is broken in half?
a. Each half becomes demagnetized.
b. Each half becomes a new bar magnet with one magnetic pole.
c. Each half becomes a new bar magnet with two magnetic poles.
d. The larger piece remains magnetized and the smaller piece is demagnetized.
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