What is the Value of m in These Equations?

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ok, so I'm kinda stuck on this question. Please help!

If m^15 = 48/y and m^13 = 2/6y, and m > 0
what is the value of m? :bugeye:
 
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Those y's are a nuisance since we do not know its value. Can you think of a way of combining the two equations to obtain a new "y-free" one?
 
Hi,
You need to show us some work or tell us what you've tried or think you might need to try.

You have 2 equations and 2 unknowns...

Welcome, BTW.

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