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Hey All,
I am struggling to find out a way to solve the below problem.
I have the below data:
| id | mileage | mode |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | manual |
| 220123 | 6400 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6401 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6401 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6401 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6402 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6402 | automatic |
| 220123 | 6403 | manual |
Problem : How can we find out that how many miles a car has drove in automatic and manual mode.
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