There are five tigers in a forest. Their only source of food is the 16 deers and
24 wild boars. Each tiger must eat an average of 35 Kg of meat per week.
Killing of a deer produces an average of 25 Kg of meat, while that of a wild
boar produces an average of 55 Kg of meat. Other things remaining constant,
calculate the monthly carrying capacity of the forest in relation to the tigers?
How long can the tigers survive under this condition?
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