let the integers be n-3, n-1, n+1, n+3
5(n-3 + n+1) = 4(n-1 + n+3)+14
5(2n-2) = 4(2n+2)+14
10n-10 = 8n+22
2n = 32
n=16
The numbers are 13,15,17,19
Check:
5(13+17) = 150
4(15+19)+14 = 150
Find four consecutive odd integers so that five times the sum of the first and third integers excceeds four times the sum of the second and last integers by 14.
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