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How would you write the following expression as a single term? 3[2ln(x - 1) - In(x)] + In(x + 1)

How would you write the following expression as a single term? 3[2ln(x - 1) - In(x)] + In(x + 1)
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How would you write the following expression as a single term?

3[2ln(x - 1) - In(x)] + In(x + 1)

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Lol i think this is da answer man

How would you write the following expression as a single term? 3[2ln(x - 1) - In(x-example-1
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User Hosack
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Answer:

ln ^(x-1)^6 (x+1) / x^3

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