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If x, y, z be three consecutive intergers, then prove that `log(1+xz) = 2 log y`

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  • If x, y, z be three consecutive positive integers, then log (1+zx)=

    A
    2 log y
    B
    log y
    C
    log y/2
    D
    log (2y)

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