3. Come up with a proposition, using two propositions P and Q and any combination of only ¬, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? so that the proposition is true when exactly one of the two propositions is false and it is false otherwise. Do not simply write an answer, prove why your answer is correct. There are many correct answers possible!!!
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