Mathematics, 06.04.2021 08:10 kbuhvu

How do I add 2 logs together when both have a number out the front? i. e 8ln(3) + 3ln(8)
I though it would be a mix of step 5 (nlogb(x) = logb(x^n) ) and step 2 but it's not working.

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How do I add 2 logs together when both have a number out the front? i. e 8ln(3) + 3ln(8)
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