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Below is a random list of steps involved in secondary active transport. Arrange the steps in the correct order by writing the letter of the first step next to 1, and so on.

A.	transporter undergoes a folding change that exposes the binding site to the opposite side of the membrane
B.	transport protein hydrolyzes ATP to ADP + phosphate
C.	ion is released to the side of higher concentration
D.	attachment of free phosphate to the transport protein allows binding of ion
E.	protein reverts to its original shape

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