Every 7th number is a multiple of 7. So, the multiples _bigger_ than $n$ are $n+7$, $n+2\cdot7$, and so on. Dividing 700 by 7 tells us that there are 100 such numbers, and we also need to count $n$ itself, giving 101.
Every 7th number is a multiple of 7. So, the multiples _bigger_ than $n$ are $n+7$, $n+2\cdot7$, and so on. Dividing 700 by 7 tells us that there are 100 such numbers, and we also need to count $n$ itself, giving 101.