Let x= 2^(log 3) and y=3^(log 2) where b...

Let `x= 2^(log 3)` and `y=3^(log 2)` where base of the logarithm is 10,then which one of the following holds good. (A) `2x lt y` (B) `2y lt x` (C) `3x = 2y` (D) `y = x`.

A

`2x lt y`

B

`2y lt x`

C

`3x=2y`

D

`y=x`

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D

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