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Logarithms - Algebra - Mathematics Previous Year Questions
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2024 · Mathematics · Algebra · Logarithms
VITEEE 2024
If $a, b$ and $c$ are distinct positive numbers, not equal to unity. Such that $a b c=1$, then the value of $\log _b a \cdot \log _c a+\log _c b$ $\cdot \log _a b+\log _a c \log _b c$ is
2024 · Mathematics · Algebra · Logarithms
VITEEE 2024
$\log \left(\log _{a b} a+\frac{1}{\log _b a b}\right)$ is $($ where $a b \neq 1)$