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How do the details in the 5th paragraph develop the claim in the text? A. They explain why the submarine is often used in warfare.
B. They explain how a submarine performs in war.
C. They explain why an airship is difficult for a submarine to attack.
D. They explain how a submarine navigates underwater.


How do the details in the 5th paragraph develop the claim in the text?

A.They explain why the sub

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