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Answered by saichavan
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 \sf log_{a}(b)  \times log_{b}(c)  \times  log_{c}(a)

 \sf \implies \:  \dfrac{ log_{c}(b) }{ log_{c}(a) }  \times  log_{b}(c)  log_{c}(a)

\sf \implies \:  \dfrac{log_{c}(b) }{ \cancel{ log_{c}(a)} }  \times  log_{b}(c) \cancel{  log_{c}(a) }

 \sf \: Use \: log_{b}(a) × log_{a}(b) = 1 \: to \: simplify

 \implies \: 1

Hence, proved

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