SOLUTION: Write as a single logarithm: ln(2x)+lnx^3-ln(x-3) x is the variable

SOLUTION: Write as a single logarithm: ln(2x)+lnx^3-ln(x-3) x is the variable

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Question 448430: Write as a single logarithm:
ln(2x)+lnx^3-ln(x-3)
x is the variable
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
ln(2x)+lnx^3-ln(x-3)
=ln((2x^4)/(x-3))
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Ed
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