comparison between members and non-members of a book club for the period of February 2000
comparison between members and non-members of a book club for the period of February 2000 j5mdy
The table compares the total sales of the three different books purchased by members and non-members of a book club for the period of February 2000. Overall, it can be seen that while the magazine surpassed the total sales among the other two publications, fiction constituted the bottom of all books.
In detail, for non-book club members, 1249 magazines were purchased by the college students, which comprised the highest net, as opposed to fiction at only 31. Interestingly, college staff showed similar interest in the same set of books in which magazine was the most popular acquiring 332 sales, while fiction was the least popular with 44 sales. On the contrary, public members were showing a different set of book preference, wherein sales for nonfiction has the highest ner, compared to fiction, entirely nil.
On the other hand, for book club members, nonfiction publications were number one with 942 sales, far higher than the counterparts. Although the magazine was surprisingly the most favorite among non-club members, book club members made the most trivial choice at only 33. 
The table compares the total  
sales
 of the three  
different
  books
  purchased
 by  
members
 and non-members of a  
book
  club
 for the period of February 2000.  
Overall
, it can be  
seen
 that while the  
magazine
 surpassed the total  
sales
 among the other two publications,  
fiction
 constituted the bottom of all books.
In detail, for non-book  
club
  members
, 1249  
magazines
 were  
purchased
 by the college students, which comprised the highest net, as opposed to  
fiction
 at  
only
 31.  
Interestingly
, college staff  
showed
 similar interest in the same set of  
books
 in which  
magazine
 was the most popular acquiring 332  
sales
, while  
fiction
 was the least popular with 44  
sales
.  
On the contrary
, public  
members
 were showing a  
different
 set of  
book
 preference, wherein  
sales
 for nonfiction has the highest  
ner
, compared to  
fiction
,  
entirely
 nil. 
On the other hand
, for  
book
  club
  members
, nonfiction publications were number one with 942  
sales
, far higher than the counterparts. Although the  
magazine
 was  
surprisingly
 the most favorite among non-club  
members
,  
book
  club
  members
 made the most trivial choice at  
only
 33.