What is the IUPAC name for the following molecule?

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The longest chain contains 7 carbons and the molecule has two ether groups. The name should start with "cycloheptane" followed by the two substituents. To determine the order of the substituents, we need to assign numbers to the carbons on the cyclohexane ring such that both substituents get the lowest numbers possible. The ethoxy group can be assigned to carbon 1 and the propoxy group to carbon 4. Therefore, the name of the molecule is 1-ethoxy-4-propoxycycloheptane.

What Is the IUPAC Name for the Following Molecule