1.Complete the first sentence only of the proof by contradiction for the followingstatements:а)If a 22 and b are integers, then a}b or a}(b+1).b)If mn is an even integer, then m is even or n is even.c)Let x, y e R* . If x< y, then x’ < y² is odd.

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1. Complete the first sentence only of the proof by contradiction for the following statements: а) If a 22 and b are integers, then ałb or a†(b+1). b) If mn is an even integer, then m is even or n is even. c) Let x, y e R*. If x< y, then x²

1. Complete the first sentence only of the proof by contradiction for the following statements: а) If a 22 and b are integers, then ałb or a†(b+1). b) If mn is an even integer, then m is even or n is even. c) Let x, y e R*. If x< y, then x²

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