SOLUTION: Rewrite the expression below as a single logarithm. Use x, y, and z in your answer as needed. Answers should be in simplest form. All exponents should be positive. 3 [ln(x) + 4

SOLUTION: Rewrite the expression below as a single logarithm. Use x, y, and z in your answer as needed. Answers should be in simplest form. All exponents should be positive. 3 [ln(x) + 4

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Question 917223: Rewrite the expression below as a single logarithm.
Use x, y, and z in your answer as needed. Answers should be in simplest form. All exponents should be positive.
3 [ln(x) + 4 ln(y) - 7 ln(z)] = ln(
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