Mathematics, 22.04.2020 00:38, jeffcarpenter

You have some tigers. You have some cages. If you put one tiger in each cage, your will have one tiger left over. If you put two tigers in each cage, you will have one cage left over. How many tigers do you have? How many cages do you have?

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