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a^p=abc, taking logs to any base: plog(a)=log(abc); p=log(abc)/log(a), q=log(abc)/log(b), r=log(abc)/log(c).

pqr=log³(abc)/(log(a)log(b)log(c)).

pqr in terms of p, q, r is pqr.

 

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