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Sagot :
#a
Yes its true
Lets take two integers 2 and 5
- 2×5=10
- 5/5=1
Proved
#b
Same like before its true
- Take two integers as 2 and 6
- 2×6=12
- 6/6=1
#c
Not true at always(except 1 )
- Take two 5(1)=5
- -5(-1)=5
Hence its false
#d
Like option c its false
#e
Its false see no c
Answer:
a. If the product of two integers is divisible by 5, one of the integers is also
divisible by 5.
- TRUE, Since 5 is prime number
b. If the product of two integers is divisible by 6, one of the integers is also
divisible by 6.
- FALSE, one of the factors could be divisible by 2 and another - by 3.
c. If the product of two real numbers is 5, one of the numbers is 5.
- FALSE, example: 2*2.5 = 5 or (-1.25)*(-4)
d. If the product of two expressions is x²- 4, one of the expressions is x²- 4.
- FALSE, x²- 4 is a complex number and the factors are (x - 2) and (x + 2)
e. If the product of two expressions is x² + 4, one of the expressions is x² + 4.
- TRUE, since we can't factor the product.
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