Posted by John on Monday, August 30, 2010 at 4:32pm.
ln[(a+b)(a-b)c^8]
= ln[8c(a^2-b^2)]
I overlooked the minus sign.
ln[(a+b)(a-b)/c^8]
= ln[(a^2-b^2)/8c]
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