mysql count query

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Hi all,

i have the following table:

mysql> select * from consumer1;

Service_ID | Service_Type | consumer_feedback

     31      Printer           -1 
     34      Printer            0 
     31      Printer            0 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1 
     34      Printer            1

I need a query such that I need THE COUNT(Service_ID)=2 AS Service_ID is 31 and 34.Please help me and give me some suggestions.

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