What the set of this ex. "How many people are in a movie theater

I dont understand how am i suppose to find the anwser without a number . Can somebody help me . Im suppose ti find the set describing this situation , " how many people are in a movie theater.
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math-men luv tu "postulate"..."imajin the moon is made av blue cheez"

all yu gotta du is sae it be null set

"number peepl in a theater"....yu kan imajin wot that mite be...0, or 1, or 28

it make good sens, kauz yuno anser KANT be sqrt(7), and it kant be pi

kant even be 7.758242354
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