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What is the energy required to increase the mass of a system by one atomic mass unit?

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661.5 MeV

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931.5 MeV

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1336.5 MeV

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785.2 MeV

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Solution

The correct option is B 931.5 MeV
$Δ m = 1 u$
$E = 1 \times 931.5 M e V = 931.5 M e V$

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