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How could I mathematically prove these statements? 1. If two relatively prime numbers each divide another,...

How could I mathematically prove these statements?

1. If two relatively prime numbers each divide another, then so does their product.

2. Given a set of numbers, each of them greater then 1, none of them divides one more than their product.

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