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A manufacturer tested a battery pack during 22 charging trials. For each trial, the graph shows the maximum battery temperature, in degrees Celsius, and the average charging current, in amperes. Two trials were interrupted and are shown by orange squares. One trial was stopped automatically because both the battery temperature and charging current were unusually high. The other trial was interrupted because of a temporary software failure unrelated to either measurement.
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The maximum battery temperature during the trial interrupted by the software failure was approximately degrees Celsius lower than during the trial stopped automatically for safety reasons.
The average charging current during the trial stopped automatically for safety reasons was approximately times that during the trial interrupted by the software failure.