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If the quotient of two times a number is increased by four, the result is no more than 7. What is the solution in set-builder notation?
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If the quotient of two times a number is increased by four, the result is no more than 7.

What is the solution in set-builder notation?

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Answer:

the number is 1

Explanation:

1*1=1

1+5= 5

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