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Answer :

k = m/n

Solution :

 \text{Let   } \sf  log_{x^{n} }y^{m}  = k log_{x}y = t

Using Power rule : log a^m = m.log a, the equation becomes

 \implies\sf  log_{x^{n} }y^{m}  = log_{x}y ^{k}  = t

Simplying equations individually

 \implies\sf  log_{x^{n} }y^{m}  =  t

Writing it in exponential form [ If log_a N = x then a^x = N ]

 \implies\sf  (x^{n})^{t} =  y^{m}

 \implies\sf  (x^{t})^{n} =  y^{m}

 \implies\sf  x^{t} =  y^{ m/n}\longrightarrow eq(1)

 \implies\sf log_{x}y ^{k}  = t

Writing it in exponential form

 \implies\sf x^{t}  = y^{k}\longrightarrow eq(2)

From eq( 1 ) and eq( 2 )

 \implies\sf  y^{k} =  y^{ m/n}

Since bases are equal we can equate powers

 \implies\boxed{\sf k = \frac{m}{n} }

Therefore the value of k is m/n.


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