Suppose But the best way to protect our citizens from guns is to prosecute those who commit crimes with guns. And that's why early in my administration I called the attorney general and the U. S. attorneys and said: Put together a task force all around the country to prosecute those who commit crimes with guns. And the prosecutions are up by about 68 percent -- I believe -- is the number.
Can we infer that "The number mentioned in the text is equal to the result you would get if you multiplied 4 by 17."? Yes, no, or maybe?
Suppose But the best way to protect our citizens from guns is to prosecute those who commit crimes with guns. And that's why early in my administration I called the attorney general and the U. S. attorneys and said: Put together a task force all around the country to prosecute those who commit crimes with guns. And the prosecutions are up by about 68 percent -- I believe -- is the number. Can we infer that "The number mentioned in the text is equal to the result you would get if you multiplied 4 by 17."? Yes, no, or maybe?