Fusion
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It seems from the log you are using a computer with a Windows operating system. The log file is indicating that it lacks permission to the required folders. to do the installation. I would check to see if you have adequate permissions to install applications, if not, either have them assigned to you or log in as a user that has them. I would also right click on the Fusion 360 installation program and select "Run as Administrator" next time you do it.
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I do not use a MAC, only Windows based computers, so I am not familiar on how to add permissions. All the hints I gave you are for Windows operation system. I would go to the Internet and search on how to add permissions to a MAC. Here is one I hit real quick, not sure if it will help but...
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