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Order the steps of the experiment below according to the scientific method. Question 7 options:

Paul calculated the average time to dissolve each substance in each temperature.

Paul tried dissolving several different substances in both cold and hot water, timing how long it took to dissolve each substance.

Paul reported that for all substances the hot water dissolved it faster.

Paul noticed that sugar dissolved almost instantly when added to hot tea.

Paul thought that the higher the temperature of water the faster it dissolved materials.

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Paul compared the graphs of cold water dissolving substances to the graphs of hot water dissolving substance.

Paul decided to redo his experiment at several different temperatures.

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