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A temporary loosely formed collection of people who may or not interact is a?

A temporary loosely formed collection of people who may or may not interact is called a crowd.

Here's why:

* Temporary: Crowds are not permanent groups. They form for a specific reason and disperse once that reason is fulfilled.

* Loosely formed: Crowds lack a formal structure or defined membership. They are typically brought together by shared interests, experiences, or circumstances.

* May or may not interact: While crowds often involve some interaction, it is not essential. People in a crowd can be passive observers, engaged in individual activities, or simply sharing a common space.

Examples of crowds:

* People waiting for a bus

* A concert audience

* Shoppers in a mall

* A protest gathering

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