A:
For every integer $n$, choose $m=n^2+1$
Then $n^2<m$ → True
B:
$\exists m$ such that $n<m^2$ for all integers $n$.
But integers are unbounded → False
C:
$n^2+m^2=5$
Example: $1^2+2^2=5$ → True
D:
$n^2+m^2=6$
No integer solution → False
E:
$n+m=4$
$n-m=1$
Add equations:
$2n=5$ → $n=2.5$ (not integer) → False
True statements: A and C
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