Original post by kf141998
How would you simplify ln 4 − 1/2ln 2
Mark scheme says 3/2ln 2
Mark scheme says 3/2ln 2
ln4 = 2ln2
therefore that is equal to (4/2)ln2-(1/2)ln2
which is (3/2)ln2
Original post by xs4
ln4 = 2ln2
therefore that is equal to (4/2)ln2-(1/2)ln2
which is (3/2)ln2
therefore that is equal to (4/2)ln2-(1/2)ln2
which is (3/2)ln2
Oh, thank you
Original post by kf141998
Oh, thank you
no problem
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