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Using the product and power properties of logarithms, expand ln (x6 y3). Question 16 options: 18(ln x + ln y) 6 ln x + 3 ln y 3 ln x + 6 ln y 6 ln x – 3 ln y

Using the product and power properties of logarithms, expand ln (x6 y3). Question 16 options: 18(ln x + ln y) 6 ln x + 3 ln y 3 ln x + 6 ln y 6 ln x – 3 ln y
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Using the product and power properties of logarithms, expand ln (x6 y3).

Question 16 options:

18(ln x + ln y)


6 ln x + 3 ln y


3 ln x + 6 ln y


6 ln x – 3 ln y

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6 ln x + 3 ln y

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