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If `x gt 1`, `y gt 1`, `z gt 1` are in `G.P.`, then `log_(ex)e`, `log_(ey)e` , `log_(ez)e` are in

A

`A.P.`

B

`H.P.`

C

`G.P.`

D

none of these

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The correct Answer is:
B
`(b)` Let `x=e`, `y=e^(2)`, `z=e^(3)`
`:.` Given terms are `log_(e^(2))e`, `log_(e^(3))e`, `log_(e^(4))e`
or `(1)/(2),(1)/(3),(1)/(4)` which are in `H.P.`
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