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Instructions

Answer the following questions by constructing clear arguments and justifying your results. Use the provided spaces to write your answers.

Question 1:

Consider the statement: "The sum of any two even numbers is always even." Construct an argument to prove this statement. Provide an example to justify your reasoning.

Question 2:

Evaluate the statement: "Every integer is either even or odd." Explain your reasoning and provide an example for each type of integer (even and odd) to support your claim.

Question 3:

Is the statement "The product of two odd numbers is odd" true or false? Construct an argument to support your answer, and include an example for clarification.

Question 4:

Discuss the following statement: "If a number is divisible by 4, then it is also divisible by 2." Create a logical argument that proves this statement is true, and illustrate it with an example.

Question 5:

Analyze the statement: "The area of a rectangle can be found by multiplying its length by its width." Justify this formula with a practical example, including dimensions and the calculated area.

Challenge Question:

Based on what you have learned, create your own mathematical statement and construct an argument to prove or disprove it. Provide examples to support your conclusion.

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