document.write( "Question 53223: Find a set of four consective positive integers such that the greatest integer in the set is twice the least integer in the set.\r
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Algebra.Com's Answer #35475 by EduDragon(8) $\"\"$ $\"About$

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To set up the problem begin by saying n is your smallest integer. And so with 4 consecutive integers you would have the following: $\"n\"$ , $\"%28n%2B1%29\"$ , $\"%28n%2B2%29\"$ , and $\"%28n%2B3%29\"$ . The next thing you have to worry about is the next part of that sentence. The greatest integer in the set is twice as big as the smallest integer. When written out it looks like this: $\"%28n%2B3%29+=+2n\"$ .
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