Let c, d e Z and m e N. For each statement decide whether it is necessarily true, or whether it can be false. Justify your answer with a proof or provide a counterexample. (1) If c + d= 0 (mod m),...

Let c, d e Z and m e N. For each statement decide<br>whether it is necessarily true, or whether it can be false.<br>Justify your answer with a proof or provide a<br>counterexample.<br>(1) If c + d= 0 (mod m), then gcd(c, m) = gcd(d, m).<br>(ii) If gcd(c, m) = gcd(d, m), then<br>c+d =0 (mod m).<br>

Extracted text: Let c, d e Z and m e N. For each statement decide whether it is necessarily true, or whether it can be false. Justify your answer with a proof or provide a counterexample. (1) If c + d= 0 (mod m), then gcd(c, m) = gcd(d, m). (ii) If gcd(c, m) = gcd(d, m), then c+d =0 (mod m).

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Let c, d e Z and m e N. For each statement decide whether it is necessarily true, or whether it can be false. Justify your answer with a proof or provide a counterexample. (1) If c + d= 0 (mod m),...

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