Define and test the Prolog predicates described below. Each of your predicates must have the same name and signature as the examples below. Your predicates must behave properly on all instances of valid input types. Your submission should consist of a single source code text file that includes all facts, predicate definitions, and propositions.

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1) Odd Multiple of 3

Define a predicate oddMultOf3/1 that determines whether an integer is an odd multiple

of 3. A user should be able to enter the predicate with an integer, e.g. oddMultOf3(42)

and evaluate to either true or false. If the given parameter is not an integer, your

predicate should display the message ERROR: The given parameter is not an

integer.

Input/Output:

?- oddMultOf3(171).

true.

?- oddMultOf3(100).

false.

?- oddMultOf3(12).

false.

?- oddMultOf3(4.2).

ERROR: The given parameter is not an integer

?- oddMultOf3(-9).

true.