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mnb96
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Hello,
this might be a silly question for many of you.
How would you prove that:
[tex](a^{x})^y = a^{x\cdot y}[/tex]
when a,x,y are reals and a>0. The case for x,y integers is easy to prove, but how would you extend the proof to real numbers?
this might be a silly question for many of you.
How would you prove that:
[tex](a^{x})^y = a^{x\cdot y}[/tex]
when a,x,y are reals and a>0. The case for x,y integers is easy to prove, but how would you extend the proof to real numbers?