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It is given that ln(y+1) - ln(y) = 1+3ln(x) . express y in terms of x in a form not involving logarithms

It is given that ln(y+1) - ln(y) = 1+3ln(x) . express y in terms of x in a form not involving logarithms
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it is given that ln(y+1) - ln(y) = 1+3ln(x) . express y in terms of x in a form not involving logarithms

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ln( (y + 1)/(y) ) = ln( {x}^(3) e) \\ (y + 1)/(y) = {x}^(3) e
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