Prove or disprove that: (a) The product of an odd number with any integer is odd. (b) The sum of two consecutive integers is odd (for example, 2 and 3 are two consccutive integers, 100 and 101 arc also two consccutive integers, cle,).

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Prove or disprove that:
(a) The product of an odd number with any integer is odd.
(b) The sum of two consecutive integers is odd (for example, 2 and 3 are two
consecutive integers, 100 and 101 are also two consecutive integers, cle.).
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