If results are grouped by Reporting IP from the provided data, how many unique Reporting IPs would be displayed?

To determine the number of unique Reporting IPs displayed when the results are grouped by Reporting IP, one needs to analyze the provided dataset for distinct entries. If the dataset contains only one unique Reporting IP, then grouping the results by this criterion would yield only that single unique Reporting IP, thus resulting in a count of one.

In the context of analyzing data, grouping is a process that aggregates identical values into a single entry, indicating the count or other applicable statistics about those entries. If the dataset indeed reflects that every reported instance shares the same Reporting IP, the correct interpretation leads to a singular outcome.

The decision to select any other number of unique IPs would imply the presence of additional distinct Reporting IPs within the dataset, but in this case, those options would not be supported by the defined data. Hence, the focus on a singular Reporting IP accurately reflects the provided information.