SOLUTION: If logx:3=logy:4=logz:5 then zx is

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Question 1128678: If logx:3=logy:4=logz:5 then zx is
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If logx:3=logy:4=logz:5 then zx is
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Yes, it is.
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What does logx:3 mean?
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