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Express ln3+2lnx as a single logarithm

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Express
ln3+2lnx
as a single logarithm

Express ln3+2lnx as a single logarithm-example-1

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Answer:

ln (3x^2)

Explanation:

ln3 + 2ln(x)

= ln3 + ln(x^2)

= ln (3x^2)

Nomi answered Sep 9, 2023

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