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if logp,logq,logn is in AP then p,q,r are will be?​

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Answered by mysticd
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 Given \: log \:p , log \:q \:and \: log \:r \: is \\an \: A.P

 \blue { ( Difference \:of \: two \: consecutive }\\\blue { terms \: are \: equal \: in \: A.P )}

 \implies log \: q - log \: p = log \: r - log \: q

 \implies log \: \frac{q}{p} = log \: \frac{r}{q}

 \boxed { \pink { Since , log \:m - log \: n = log \: \frac{m}{n} }}

 \implies \frac{q}{p} = \frac{r}{q}

 \implies q \times q = p \times r

 \implies q^{2} = pr

Therefore.,

 \green { p, q \: and \: r \: are \: in \:G.P . }

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