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How could I mathematically prove these statements? 1.If the difference of two numbers is even then...

How could I mathematically prove these statements?

1.If the difference of two numbers is even then so is their sum.

2. If a sum of several numbers is odd, then at least one of the numbers is itself odd.

3. If a square number is even then so is its square root.

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