The following pairs of energies - particle 1: E, 2E; particle 2: E, 3E; particle 3: 2E, 4E - represent the rest energy and total energy of three different particles. Rank the particles from greatest to least according to their (a) mass, (b) kinetic energy, and (c) speed.

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