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A bounded service-use table

Original invented B1 session table, dated 12 June 2027. One fictional games-desk session records requests, not unique people: Balls 5; Chalk 3; Hoops 2. A person could make multiple requests. The note does not record items supplied, stock, satisfaction, other sessions or town residents. These are invented data for source interpretation, not a council survey.

Question 1

1. What does this table count? State one category and its quantity.

Question 2

2. Compare balls and hoops requests on this supplied table.

Question 3

3. Can the table establish how many different people attended or how many items were supplied? Explain.

Question 4

4. Propose one further information question before planning the desk. What might knowing it help decide?

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