Answer: About 800 thousand
The more accurate value is 807,528 but this is also an approximation.
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That's the rough population of wild pigs (in millions) for the year 2000.
Multiply by
to get it in terms of units instead.

There were roughly 800 thousand wild pigs in the year 2000.
Answer:
I guess the answer is;
x=13,y=14.5
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