\begin{tabular}{l} (4) Which of the following is a statistical question? \\ (4) How many customers visit BeeBop Bakery each day? \\ 4) How many loaves of bread did BeeBop bakery make yesterday? \\ 44) How many employees does BeeBop Bakery have? \\ 4() How many muffins did BeeBop bakery sell last week? \\ \hline\end{tabular}

A statistical question is one that anticipates variability in the data and can be answered by collecting data that varies. In the case of BeeBop Bakery, a question like "How many customers visit BeeBop Bakery each day?" would be considered a statistical question because the number of visitors can fluctuate daily, leading to a range of responses if data were collected over time. On the other hand, questions that seek a single numerical answer, such as "How many loaves of bread did BeeBop Bakery make yesterday?" and "How many muffins did BeeBop Bakery sell last week?" are not statistical because they are focused on specific instances rather than a collection of varying data.