SOLUTION: Expand as the sum of individual logarithms, each of whose argument is linear. Simplify your answer. {{{ (((x+1)^3) (sqrt(y))) }}}
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Question 1099473: Expand as the sum of individual logarithms, each of whose argument is linear. Simplify your answer.
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