Write as the sum and/or difference of logarithms. Express powers as factors.ln 4/5, x > 9

A. ln (x2 + 16x - 63) - ln (x - 1)
B. ln (x + 7) + ln (x - 9) + ln 4 - 16ln (x - 1) - ln 5
C. 4ln (x + 7) - 5ln (x - 9) - ln (x - 1)
D. ln (x + 7) + ln (x - 9) - ln (x - 1)


Answer: D

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