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Let , a , b ,c ,d , p ,q ,r be positive real number such that a ,b , c are in G.P and `a^(p)=b^(q)=c^(r)` Then-

A

p ,q ,r ,are in G.P

B

p , q ,r are in A.P

C

p , q , r are in H.P

D

`p^(2),q^(2),r^(2)` are in A.P

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The correct Answer is:

C

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