mathamatical mathods of Dr. S. M. Yusuf (groups ch#2 )
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Take logs of the LHS:

log(am)+log(an)=

mlog(a)+nlog(a)=(m+n)log(a)=log(am+n).

Take the log of the RHS=log(am+n), which is the same as the log of the LHS.

Therefore am.an=am+n.

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