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Expand each expression:: log_(9) (6x^(3) y^(5) z^(2)) In(\frac{x^(7) }{\sqrt{&y-1)z^(3) } } ) In(\frac{\sqrt[3]{ab^(2) } }{\sqrt{yz^(5) } } )
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Expand each expression:: log_(9) (6x^(3) y^(5) z^(2)) In(\frac{x^(7) }{\sqrt{&y-1)z^(3) } } ) In(\frac{\sqrt[3]{ab^(2) } }{\sqrt{yz^(5) } } )
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