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DON’T ANSWER UNLESS YOU’RE CERTAIN. I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST. IMAGE OF PASSAGE IS ATTACHED. Which paragraph best explains why David believed his car was the best of all the cars that were racing?

A. first paragraph

B. second paragraph

C. third paragraph

D. none of the paragraphs


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