prove first law of exponents
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We inductively define a1=a,an+1=ana. I want to show that an+m=anam.
By definition, this is true if m=1. Now for m=2, we have
an+2= a(n+1)+1 = an+1a = (ana)a = an(aa) = ana2
By definition, this is true if m=1. Now for m=2, we have
an+2= a(n+1)+1 = an+1a = (ana)a = an(aa) = ana2
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Laws of exponents are :::
1²*1²=1²+²=1^4
1²/1²=1^ 1-1
1²*1²=1²+²=1^4
1²/1²=1^ 1-1
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