STUDENT
Observe the Table STUDENT:
STUDENT This Table Will Be Used for the Following Questions Citing

question 84

Multiple Choice

STUDENT
Observe the table STUDENT:
STUDENT

$$\begin{array} { l c l l } \text { StudentID } & \text { SSN } & \text { Nane } & { \text { Class } } \\\hline D 111 & 111 - 11 - 1111 & \text { Connor } & \text { Freshman } \\D 222 & 222 - 22 - 2121 & \text { Trevor } & \text { Freshman } \\D 333 & 333 - 33 - 3333 & \text { Connor } & \text { Sophomore } \\D 444 & 444 - 44-4444 & \text { Parker } & \text { Sophomore } \\D 555 & 555 - 55 - 5555 & \text { Connor } & \text { Sophomore }\end{array}$$

This table will be used for the following questions citing table STUDENT.
-What will be the result of the following query on table STUDENT?
SELECT COUNT( *) FROM student GROUP BY class;

• A)Number 5
• B)Number 2
• C)Numbers 2 and 3
• D)Numbers 1 and 1

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