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using simple algebra. A multiple of 7 can be written as 7a or 7b where a, b are elements of the set of real numbers so adding them you have 7a + 7b = 7(a+b) and 7(a+b) is a multiple of 7 since a+b is rea. Try putting any value for a and b and see whether it works .(It should do)

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