If you wanted to know how big a tiger is which measurements would you use?
2 answers:
Answer:
meter kilogram are the two measurement units which can be used to estimate the length and weight of the tiger
Explanation:
In general, measurement units are chosen such that they closely match the object that is to be measured.
In this case, in order to estimate how 'big' the tiger is there are are two units:
-one which measures the length/height of the tiger expressed in units of meter(m)
- the other measures the weight of the tiger which is expressed in units of kilogram (kg)
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