(3) The notation 3! is read "there exists a unique." It means there exists one and only one such object. Write each of the following claims in English and explain whether it is true or false. (3.1) 3!x E N such that x is an even number and x is a prime number. (3.2) 3!x E R such that V y E R, xy = y. (3.3) Vx E R, 3!y E R such that xy = 0.

(3) The notation 3! is read "there exists a unique." It means there exists one and only one such object. Write each of the following claims in English and explain whether it is true or false. (3.1) 3!x E N such that x is an even number and x is a prime number. (3.2) 3!x E R such that V y E R, xy = y. (3.3) Vx E R, 3!y E R such that xy = 0.

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