The students hypothesized that placing highly popular restaurants in a smaller enclosed area of the cafeteria would lead to crowding and congestion. They collected data on customer transactions at different restaurants and found that Allegro, located in the smaller area, had the most customers. Red Kimono, also in the smaller area, had the second highest customer transactions despite being in a smaller space than the main cafeteria. The data supported the hypothesis that popular restaurants in confined spaces result in congestion.

1. Which Restaurant Causes the Most Congestion in the Smaller Area in the Cafeteria? Hank, Sandrine, Kihyeon, Dominique and Caitlin

5. Red Kimono and main canteen seen to have the same amount of customers

6. Red Kimono is in a smaller area than the main canteen yet it has the same amount of customers

7. Though Piadina and Café France have small figures, combined with the other stalls, it is much more than the main canteen

9. We thought it rebutted our hypothesis

10. But, total amount of transactions of the stalls in small area of the canteen is 30 more than the total amount of the canteen (Yogi Chef and cashiers)

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