Is Log n Equal to Any of These Expressions for All Instances of n?

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I believe log n does not equal any of these for all instances of n, but may for one specific instance...not entirely positive but I want to see what you guys think.
 
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Those formulas do not depend on n. It is a yes/no-decision for all 3 questions, and you need the definition of those symbols to solve it.
 
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All three are right.
 
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