Write the expression in expanded form.loga 
A. 4 loga x + 
loga (x + 5) - 2 loga(x - 2)
B. loga x4 + loga(x + 5)-3 - loga(x - 2)2
C. loga x4 + loga(x + 5)1/3 - loga(x - 2)2
D. 4 loga x - 3 loga(x + 5) - 2 loga( x - 2)
Answer: A
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