'Write in terms of simpler forms log sh ulog sh (Simplify your answer: )'
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Without any context, it's difficult to say for sure, but one possibility is that it stands for the hyperbolic sine function, which is denoted by "sinh" in most mathematical contexts. So, we can rewrite the expressions as: log(sinh) u*log(sinh) Show more…
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