A utility company sells electricity to its customers by units of energy called kilowatt hours (kWh). In order to encourage its customers to use less electricity during periods of peak electrical demand in the summer, the company charges its customers a higher amount per kWh for electricity during peak usage times. The graph shows the amount, in USD per kWh, that the company charges its customers for electricity during both the summer and non-summer months, from the hours of 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The utility company charges the same price per kWh in the summer and non-summer months for all hours of the day not depicted in the graph.

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During the times depicted in the graph, the utility company charges customers more per kWh in the summer months than it does in the non-summer months, except during the hours from {【下拉选项标识】}, when the utility company charges {【下拉选项标识】} less per kWh than it charges during the non-summer months.