Tiger as a unit of weight 1 tiger = 400 pounds What is the weight in tigers of a car that weighs 2,800 pounds?

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Tiger as a unit of weight 1 tiger = 400 pounds

What is the weight in tigers of a car that weighs
2,800 pounds?

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Answer:

Explanation:

because 1 = 400

2800 divided by 400 = 7

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