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Use properties of logarithms to write each expression below as a single logarithm.

Use properties of logarithms to write each expression below as a single logarithm-example-1

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Answer:

ln(12x⁵)

Explanation:

Given the logarithmic expression:


\ln (4x^2)+\ln (3x^3)

Apply the log rule below:


\log _ca+\log _cb=\log _c(ab)

Therefore:


\begin{gathered} \ln (4x^2)+\ln (3x^3)=\ln (4x^2*3x^3) \\ =\ln (4*3* x^2* x^3) \\ =\ln (12* x^(2+3)) \\ =\ln (12x^5) \end{gathered}

The logarithm expressed as a single logarithm is ln(12x⁵).

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