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A diver can hold his breath for two minutes under water. After practicing for a week, he can hold his breath for 5% longer. How long will he be able to hold his breath after the first week of practice?
A. 2.1 minutes
B. 2.01 minutes
C. 3.0 minutes
D. 0.1 minutes
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