Answer:
[tex]ln(27c^3)[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: [tex]3ln(3)+3ln(c)[/tex]
If there is a coefficient in front of a [tex]log[/tex] or [tex]ln[/tex], that means it becomes an exponent.
[tex]ln(3^3)+ln(c^3)[/tex]
Simplify the exponent.
[tex]ln(27)+ln(c^3)[/tex]
When there is addition between two logarithms or natural logarithms, it means they multiply together.
[tex]ln(27c^3)[/tex]
