SOLUTION: Write as a single log: 2 ln 5 - 3 ln x + ln(x^2+1)
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Question 951922: Write as a single log: 2 ln 5 - 3 ln x + ln(x^2+1)
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Write as a single log: 2 ln 5 - 3 ln x + ln(x^2+
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Adding logs --> multiply
Subracting logs --> Divide
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