In the following table, Column A lists the three major forms of interdependence as identified by the organisational theorist James Thompson. Column B provides an explanation thereof, Match the form of interdependence in Column A with the correct explanation thereof in Column B$.$

$\backslash$table$[[\backslash$table$[[$Column A$],[$Form of interdependence$]],,\backslash$table$[[,$Column B$],[$Explanation$,]]],[$Pooled interdependence,$1,\backslash$table$[[$The outputs of one group, section or department$],[$becomes the input$-$for the next, where the second$],[$is directly dependent on the first to finish its work$],[$before it can begin with its assigned tasks.$]]],[$Sequential interdependence,$2,\backslash$table$[[$The outputs of the on$\text{'}$ group, section or$],[$department become the inputs of the second and$],[$vice versa.$]]],[$Reciprocal interdependence,$3,\backslash$table$[[$In groups, sections or departments that exhibit$],[$this form of interdependence, they operate with$],[$little interaction and their outputs are joined at$],[$organisational level. Failure of a single group,$],[$section or department could threaten the entire$],[$organisation$.]]]]$