Dr. Smith performs an experiment to test how temperature affects the growth of tulips. To do this, she plants five tulip plants in five different areas that are each kept at a different temperature. The temperatures of the areas are 10°C, 15°C, 20°C, 25°C, and 30°C. Then, Dr. Smith measures how much the plants grow over a month in each area, and she records her data in a table. If Dr. Smith's results show that the tulip plants grew the most at 20°C and the least at 10°C, which of the following data tables most likely represents Dr. Smith's data?

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Dr. Smith performs an experiment to test how temperature affects the growth of tulips. To do this, she plants five tulip plants in five different areas that are each kept at a different temperature. The temperatures of the areas are 10°C, 15°C, 20°C, 25°C, and 30°C.  Then, Dr. Smith measures how much the plants grow over a month in each area, and she records her data in a table.  If Dr. Smith's results show that the tulip plants grew the most at 20°C and the least at 10°C, which of the following data tables most likely represents Dr. Smith's data?