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If log 2, and are in A.P., write the value of x.

Here, log 2, log(2x-1) and log(2x+3) are in A.P.


So, log(2x-1)-log2=log(2x+3)-log(2x-1)





Let 2x=y


Then above equation is written as


(y-1)2=2(y+3)


∴y2-2y+1=2y+6


∴y2-4y-5=0


∴(y-5)(y+1)=0


∴ y=5 or y=-1


∴ 2x=5 or 2x=-1


∴ x=log25 or 2x=-1 is not possible


∴ x=log25


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