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If in a right angle triangle ,`a` and `b` are the length of the sides and and `c` is the length of the hypotenuse and` c-b!=1, c+b!=1` , then show that `log_(c+b)(a)+log_(c-b)(a)=2log_(c+b)(a)log_(c-b)(a)`

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