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Using the properties logb(1/m)=−logbm and logb(m/n)=logbm−logbn , how can ln11−3 ln p be condensed?(1 point)

ln(11/3p)

ln(11/p3)

ln(11−3p)

ln(11−p3)

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ln(11/p^3)

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