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Let be the smallest natural number such that , and let be the smallest natural number such that . Find .
5^n > 10^9.
log10(5) ≈ 0.69897. Need n·0.69897 > 9, n > 12.876. So n = 13.
Check: 5^13 = 1220703125 > 10^9. 5^12 = 244140625 < 10^9. Yes n=13.
m: 5^m + 4^m > 10^9. Since 5^13 already exceeds, check smaller m.
5^12 = 244140625, 4^12 = 16777216. Sum = 260917841 < 10^9.
5^13 + 4^13 way over. So m = 13.
Wait check m=12 sum < 10^9, m=13 sum huge. So m=13.
n+m = 26.
\boxed{26}
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