Let a=6, b=15, c=30
a and b both divide 30.
However, ab=90 does not divide 30.
Thus, statement at (a) is obviously not always true.
If a and b are relatively prime, it is obvious to see that ab shall divide c.
If a and b are prime numbers, obviously they are relatively prime if they are different.
Hence the result follows.
Thus, (b) & (c) are correct answers.
But for (c) to be true, we need to assume that a and b are not same numbers.
For precise proof of statement at (b), refer to any standard book of Number Theory,

Abhishek did B. Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering from IIT Kanpur in 2005. Thereafter he joined Indian Revenue Service (IRS) in 2006. He has deep interests in science. He authored the book “Mathematics for Learning Physics”, published by Arihant Publications. This book is designed to be used as the first book after class X and addresses difficulty faced by fresh pass-outs from class X in understanding Physics of class XI on account of non-familiarity with mathematical tools(calculus etc)
Abhishek Kumar
Feb 24th, 2018