Answer:
a) True
b) False
Explanation:
a) True:
Let's set x as a rational number. We can rewrite x as p/q, with p an integer number and q a natural.
Let's notice that q is a positive integer (that's the definition of natural), so q*x = q*p/q = p is an integer.
q is the n we were looking for.
b) False:
Let's prove it by contradiction. We will assume there is a positive integer n that for all rational numbers x, n*x is an integer.
Let's take x = 1/n+1. By hypothesis, n*x = n*1/n+1 = n/n+1 has to be an integer.
The only way for that to be true is if n+1 = 1, but that means n = 0, that's absurd because n was a positive number.
That's why the statement is false.