Given some values $X$, $Y$, $A$, $B$ and $p$, is there a way to show that there exists (or doesn't exist) an $n$ such that $X = A^n \mod{p}$ and $Y = B^n \mod{p}$? Alternatively, are there particular conditions for $X$ and $Y$ to satisfy in order for such an $n$ to exist or not exist?
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