Answer:
[tex]ln(4)+2\,\,ln(y)[/tex]
(the first option of the list)
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the properties of logarithms (first the logarithm of a product and then the logarithm of a power, we write:
[tex]ln(4\,y^2)=ln(4)+ln(y^2)=ln(4)+2\,\,ln(y)[/tex]
which agrees with the first option in the list of possible answers.
