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How do you expand In3x? Thanks!

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Expanding ln(3x) is simple using the rules for logarithms. Because you can seperate ln(3x) as ln(3*x), that means that you can further expand it to ln(3)+ln(x). Review these logarithm rules to help you expand more logarithms!

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