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How would you simplify this problem:
Simplify ln(z^4 + z^2)
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ln(z^4+z^2) = ln(z^2(z^2+1)) = ln(z^2) + ln(z^2+1) = 2 ln(z) + ln(z^2+1)
I am not sure if that is simpler, but it is different ...
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I would say a lower order is simpler. But then again, simple is all in context. A more complex statement is simpler if it allows you to simplify a larger statement that it's in.
"In the real world, this would be a problem. But in mathematics, we can just define a place where this problem doesn't exist. So we'll go ahead and do that now..."
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Thank you sooo much!!! It worked. I had an online assignment for my Calc class, and it was the problem that I got stuck on. You saved me!
HOw about this one please help.
Simplify ln((u^2 v^3 /w^5)^2).
i got it already thanks hihi
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