5. Prove the following statement if it is true. Otherwise, provide a counterexample.a. Let x, y E R. If x is a nonzero rational number and y is an irrational number, then ry is irrational.b. Let n, m € Z. If n + m is even, then n is even or m is even.

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5. Prove the following statement if it is true. Otherwise, provide a counterexample. a. Let x, y E R. If z is a nonzero rational number and y is an irrational number, then ay is irrational. b. Let n, me Z. If n + m is even, then n is even or m is even.