2z+1 2 a.) f(z) = b.) g(z) = = z² + 16 x²+2x+5 c.) h(z) = cosh(z) - 1 z3 d.) j(z) = Log(z) (z − 1)³ -
2z+1 2 a.) f(z) = b.) g(z) = = z² + 16 x²+2x+5 c.) h(z) = cosh(z) - 1 z3 d.) j(z) = Log(z) (z − 1)³ -
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Section5.5: Properties Of Logarithms
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