SOLUTION: ln(x^5(square root of y) The answer I'm getting for this on my calculator is not correct and I can't find it in my textbook to figure out how to complete the problem

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Question 471242: ln(x^5(square root of y)
The answer I'm getting for this on my calculator is not correct and I can't find it in my textbook to figure out how to complete the problem

Answer by richard1234(7193)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I don't think you should use a calculator to simplify it. Instead, use properties of logarithms:


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