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Using numerical analysis and the Quotient Rule of Logarithms, how can ln m − ln 44 be written? Responses ln (m−44)the natural log of open paren m minus 44 close paren - incorrect ln (m/44)the natural log of open paren m/44 close paren - not selected, this is the correct answer ln m/ln 44

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Using numerical analysis and the Quotient Rule of Logarithms, how can ln m − ln 44 be written? Responses ln (m−44)the natural log of open paren m minus 44 close paren - this is the incorrect answer, ln (m/44)the natural log of open paren m/44 close paren - this is the incorrect answer, this is the correct answer ln m/ln 44
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Expand the logarithm ln (13/x)

Responses

ln 13/ln x
ln 13/ln x
- this is the incorrect answer

ln 13−ln x
ln 13−ln x
- this is the correct answer

ln (13−x) - this is the incorrect answer

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Which of the following is equal to log 4^√1,000?
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−4/3
negative 4 thirds - this is the incorrect answer

4/3
4 thirds - this is the incorrect answer

−3/4
negative 3-fourths - this is the incorrect answer

3/4 - this is the correct answer

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