A test manager is planning the schedule for a new test phase. The team has identified that the test environment is often unavailable for 10% of the time due to maintenance. The project has a fixed end date. What is the best way to incorporate this into the schedule?

Assume the environment will be available and plan for no downtime.

Plan to work weekends to make up for any lost time.

Reduce the test scope to fit the available time.

Add a contingency buffer of 10% to the test phase duration to account for environment unavailability.

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