Let 9 = e S = ō and" d be two rational numbers written in lowest terms. Let s = q + r and f be written in lowest terms. Assume that s is not 0. Prove or disprove the following two statements. a. If b and d are odd, then fis odd. b. If b andd are even, then fis even.

Let 9 = e S = ō and" d be two rational numbers written in lowest terms. Let s = q + r and f be written in lowest terms. Assume that s is not 0. Prove or disprove the following two statements. a. If b and d are odd, then fis odd. b. If b andd are even, then fis even.

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