Difference between theories, hypotheses and laws

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Question: A sample of a gas at 10 °C has its Celsius temperature doubled that is, T2=20 °C

While the pressure of the gas is halved, that is P2=P1/2.

If the initial volume is 200 mL (V1) we're asked to calculate the final volume of the gas (V2) at T2=20 °C

Question: What are the major differences between "theories", "hypotheses" and "laws". What is an example that would explain them?

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