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    The document discusses the mass of the largest sumo wrestler, Konsihiki, who weighs 226 kg. It asks how many Konsihikis it would take to weigh 1 tonne, or 1000 kg. It instructs the reader to make a table showing the number of various classroom objects needed to equal 1 tonne.

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    The document discusses the mass of the largest sumo wrestler, Konsihiki, who weighs 226 kg. It asks how many Konsihikis it would take to weigh 1 tonne, or 1000 kg. It instructs the reader to make a table showing the number of various classroom objects needed to equal 1 tonne.

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    The document discusses the mass of the largest sumo wrestler, Konsihiki, who weighs 226 kg. It asks how many Konsihikis it would take to weigh 1 tonne, or 1000 kg. It instructs the reader to make a table showing the number of various classroom objects needed to equal 1 tonne.

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    Weighty Problems Copymaster 3 Station 3: Weighing Tonnes Konsihiki is the largest sumo wrestler in the world with a mass

    of 226 kg. How many konishikis do you need to weigh a tonne! Make a table of tonne weights using objects in the classroom. Remember that 1000 kg is a tonne. Object Konsihiki Mass 226 kg Number in a tonne

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