I have
a = b^c;
b = a^c;
Is it possible to eliminate c and find a relation between a and b? I have 3 different a values and would like to find the values of corresponding b.
Thanks!
I have
a = b^c;
b = a^c;
Is it possible to eliminate c and find a relation between a and b? I have 3 different a values and would like to find the values of corresponding b.
Thanks!
The two equations stated in the problem are redundant because of these properties of xor:
(i) xor is commutative and associative;
(ii) $y \mbox{ xor } y=0$ for all $y$.
(iii) $y \mbox{ xor } 0 = y$ for all $y$.
Thus the second equation can be obtained from the first by xor-ing both sides of the first equation by $c$. Similarly, if you xor the second equation by $c$, you get the first.
So in effect you only have one equation; and you cannot eliminate $c$. (Any two of the values can be arbitrary; but then the third is determined.)