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Prove that the product of an odd integer and an even integer is always even.
assume two integers a and b , where a is even and b is odd integer.
Let a=2n (ie aa is even)
and b=2m+1 (ie bb is odd).
Then the product ab will be
ab==(2n)(2m+1)
=2(n(2m+1))
Letting k=n(2m+1) we get
ab= 2 k
where k is an integer
which implies ab is even (since k is an integer).
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