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natural logarithms?
ln2x-ln(x-2)=ln3
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The following identity should help:
ln(a) - ln(b) = ln(a/b) |
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Also, keep in mind that logarithms are one-to-one,meaning that, if the logarithms are equal, the arguments are equal.
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