(1) For each of the following statements, determine if the statementis true or false and give the statement's negation:(a) For every integer n, n is odd or n is a multiple of 4.(b) For every integer n, if both n andnn=0.n+1are integers then

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(1) For each of the following statements, determine if the statement is true or false and give the statement's negation: (a) For every integer n, n is odd or n is a multiple of 4. (b) For every integer n, if both n and n are integers then n+1 n=0.