Question

The exclusive or of propositions p and q, denoted by p \(\small \oplus\) q, is TRUE when

A. both p and q are false
B. both p and q are true
C. either p or q is true
D. exactly one of p and q is true

Answer 1

true if only one of p and q is true, otherwise false.

Answer 2

hmm

Answer 3

yes..that is the definition....i am very positive for D....but i'm also thinking C

Answer 4

C and D both sound like good answer to me :)

Answer 5

...but there's only one