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A submarine is at a depth less than 40 feet below sea level. Which sentence is true?
A. The submarine must rise more than 40 feet to reach sea level.
B. The submarine must rise exactly 40 feet to reach sea level.
C. The submarine can reach sea level by rising less than 40 feet.
D. If the submarine rises exactly 40 feet it will be above sea level.
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