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Need to clean up the answers on one of the lab checks -- the selections don't match the query output vvvvvvv SELECT service.description, COUNT(*) AS billing_records FROM `billing_dataset.sampleinfotable` WHERE cost > 1 GROUP BY service.description ORDER BY billing_records DESC Copied! Click Run. Which product had the most billing records of over $1 check Cloud Storage has 17 charges costing more than 62 dollar. Kubernetes Engine has 7 charges costing more than 1 dollar. Cloud SQL has 15 charges costing more than 1 dollar.

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