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The total number of credit hours that remain for a student to earn a degree after s semesters have been completed successfully is given by 130 - 9s.
Which statement is correct?
A.
The remaining credit hours decrease by 130 for each semester completed.
B.
The remaining credit hours increase by 9 for each semester completed.
C.
The remaining credit hours decrease by 9 for each semester completed.
D.
The remaining credit hours increase by 130 for each semester completed.
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