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find the indicated derivatives y=ln((2x+5)(5x-2)/(x+1)), y''
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This question becomes a lot simpler if we remember some basic properties of logarithms, namely ln(x*y) = ln(x) + ln(y) and ln(y/x) = ln(y) - ln(x). So we can rewrite our equation as: \[y = \ln(2x+5) + \ln(5x-2) - \ln(x+1)\] then \[y' = 2/(2x+5) + 5/(5x-2) - 1/(x+1)\] and \[y'' = [-4/(2x+5)^2] -[25/(5x - 2)^2] + [1/(x+1)^2] \] (after some algebra, and remember to use the chain rule)
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