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in this video what I want to do is show you how to evaluate a logarithmic expression when the bases are not the same so on a problem like this a lot of you might look at this immediately just kind of give up like the bases are not the same you canamp;#39;t apply the rules of logarithms or the properties of logarithms right and I think one of the first things we always do in class like when weamp;#39;re giving you the notes you know as a teacher like hereamp;#39;s all you know itamp;#39;s like one thing I always like tell my students like you can only apply the properties of logarithms when the bases are the same you know thatamp;#39;s especially when weamp;#39;re looking at the product and the you know quotient properties and stuff like that you know one thing I kind of recognize with this one or at least when Iamp;#39;m looking at this this isnamp;#39;t like the product like remember the product represents like two separate logarithms that are separated by addition right then