SOLUTION: How do you expand this? ln(ab^6)^4 I wasn't sure if it would be ln(a^4)+6ln(b^4)

SOLUTION: How do you expand this? ln(ab^6)^4 I wasn't sure if it would be ln(a^4)+6ln(b^4)

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Question 1034503: How do you expand this?
ln(ab^6)^4
I wasn't sure if it would be ln(a^4)+6ln(b^4)
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
expand this?
ln(ab^6)^4 = 4*ln(ab^6) = 4 = 4ln(a) + 24ln(b)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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