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Which detail from the text supports the main Idea that Apollo 13 needed help?
A. The Apollo 13 mission was supposed to be the third space flight to land on the moon.
B. There were only three astronauts on the mission: James Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swigers.
C. Apollo 13 had already been in space for two days.
D. Astronaut im Lovell reported a problem to Mission Control.​​
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