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The image presents a table comparing sales data from a college bookshop for February 2000, divided into non-book club members and book club members. Non-book club members' sales: fiction books - 44 (college staff), 31 (college students), 122 (members of public); non-fiction books - 29, 14, 20; magazines - 33, 12, 30; totaling 405 (college staff), 174 (college students), 204 (members of public). Book club members' sales: fiction books - 72; non-fiction books - 33; magazines - 46; totaling 151, 128, 109, respectively; overall totals: fiction books - 151, non-fiction - 128, magazines - 109; grand total - 1051 items.
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The given table represents the sales in various categories of reading material at a college book store in the month of February 2000.
Overall, Non-book club members were the major contributors for the selling of books.
Firstly, magazines were the most sold books with was around 1696 units in which majority of book were bought by college students with was 1249 unit. Secondly, not a single member of public show any interest in fiction. After that, sales in books related to fiction and magazines were the minimum in club members. Sales done by members constitute to one third of total book sales.
On the other hand, out of total book sales almost half were due to college students. In The case of Non-fiction, members of club had the highest units sold which was 942 and college student had the lowest sales with about 29 units. Finally, fiction is the least liked category with only 151 book sold.
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