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Rory records the percentage of battery life remaining on his phone throughout a day. The battery life decreases as Rory uses the phone, but will increase or stay at 100% while charging. The graph represents the percentage of battery life remaining after a certain number of hours. A graph titled Phone Battery Life. The horizontal axis shows Elapsed Time (hours) numbered 2 to 20, and the horizontal axis shows Battery Life (%) numbered 10 to 120. A line begins at 100% in 0 hours, to 20% in 8 hours, to 100% from 10 to 12 hours, to 60% in 16 hours, to 100% from 17 to 20 hours. At which times could Rory's phone have been plugged into the charger? Select three options. 6 hours 9 hours 11 hours 14 hours 19 hours
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