Mathematics, 15.01.2020 04:31, Ejuska1128

Find four consecutive even integers such that seven times the first exceeds their sum by 18.

i can’t find the answer, i keep on getting 3. : (

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Find four consecutive even integers such that seven times the first exceeds their sum by 18.