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One of the statements below is true, and the other is false. Identify which is which, give a direct proof of the true one, and give a counterexample to the false one.

One of the statements below is true, and the other is false. Identify which is which, give a direct proof of the true one, and give a counterexample to the false one.

(a) The sum of every four consecutive integers is a multiple of 4;

(b) the sum of every five consecutive integers is a multiple of 5.

(An arbitrary set of four consecutive integers can be written as n, n + 1, n + 2, and n + 3 for some n ∈ Z.)


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