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if (m)n = 64,when m and n are positive integers,then find the value of (n)mn

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(m)n=64Now it is given that m and n are positive integers which means n may be 1,2,3,......Hence putting n=1 ,we get (m)1=64m=64(n)mn=(1)64=1If n =2 then (m)2=64m=64m=8 (n)mn=(2)8×2=(2)16=65536If n=3 then (m)3=64m=643m=4(n)mn=(3)4×3=(3)12=531441If n=4 then (m)4=64 m is not an integerIf n =5 then (m)5=64 m is not an integer If n=6 then (m)6=64 m=646m=2(n)mn=(6)2×6=(6)12And for n=7 onwards ,m will not be an integer

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