If logx ax,logx bx and logx cx are in AP...

If `log_x ax,log_x bx` and `log_x cx` are in AP where a,b,c and x belongs to `(1,infty)` then a,b and c are in

A

AP

B

HP

C

GP

D

none of these

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The correct Answer is:

C

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