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06 Oct 2023, 05:15
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If m and n are integers greater than 1, what is the value of mn?
(1) \(m^n=16\)
(2) \(m=2\)
(1) \(m^n=16\)
(2) \(m=2\)
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14 Oct 2023, 17:27
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(1) If m and n are integers, the only possible outcomes such that \(m^{n}\) = 16 are \(2^{4}\) or \(4^{2}\)
In either case, the value of mn is 8
Sufficient
(2) We don't know the value of n at all, so not sufficient.
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In either case, the value of mn is 8
Sufficient
(2) We don't know the value of n at all, so not sufficient.
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