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For `a >0,!=1,` the roots of the equation `(log)_(a x)a+(log)_x a^2+(log)_(a^2)a^3=0` are given `a^(-4/3)` (b) `a^(-3/4)` (c) `a` (d) `a^(-1/2)`

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