We know
am+n=am×an
But there are some students who claim that
am+n=am+an
which is obviously incorrect. However, it is true for some triplets of integers, (a,m,n). If a∈[0,10] and m,n∈[1,10], then find the number of possible triplets for which am+n=am+an.
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