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If logx(logyk)>0, where x,k (0,1), then y

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(0,3k2)
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(0,k)
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(k,1)
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Solution

The correct option is B (0,k)
logx(logyk)>0
0<logyk<1x(0,1)
Case-I : If y>11<k<y which is not possible.
Case-II : If 0<y<1k<y and k<1
But k(0,1)y(0,k).

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