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Let a = log 3, b = (log 3)/(log (log 3))...

Let `a = log 3, b = (log 3)/(log (log 3))`
(all logarithms on base 10) the number `a^(b)` is

A

an odd integer

B

an even integer

C

a prime number

D

a composite number

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A,C
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