SOLUTION: Express Ln(3x)-2(Ln(x) + 1/3Ln(y)) as a single logarithm.
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Question 950972: Express Ln(3x)-2(Ln(x) + 1/3Ln(y)) as a single logarithm.
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Express Ln(3x)-2(Ln(x) + 1/3Ln(y)) as a single logarithm.
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