SOLUTION: Prove the statement TRUE OR FALSE without calculator. Assume all necessary restrictions hold.
m^(log(𝑏)n) = n^(log(𝑏)m)
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Question 1152440: Prove the statement TRUE OR FALSE without calculator. Assume all necessary restrictions hold.
m^(log(𝑏)n) = n^(log(𝑏)m)
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
use log property:
for all
in your case, left side is
=> compare to
=>, , than you can write it as
do same with right side
=>,
so,
would be
=>which is
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