Is there such integers $x,y$ which they're not perfect squares and they're not equal, such that:
$\sqrt{x}^\sqrt{y}$ is actually an integer? Or rational number?
Is there such integers $x,y$ which they're not perfect squares and they're not equal, such that:
$\sqrt{x}^\sqrt{y}$ is actually an integer? Or rational number?
By the Gelfond-Schneider Theorem, the number is always transcendental. In particular, it cannot be rational.