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A-2=-1 + 2a-4-1

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The value of "a" is 4

Solution:

Given expression is:


a - 2 = -1 + 2a - 4-1

The above expression involves variables and constants

A variable is a symbol that represents an unknown number

Here the variable is "a"

Constants are fixed numbers like 1, 2 etc

From given expression:


a - 2 = -1 + 2a - 4-1

Move the varibale "2a" from right side to left side of equation

When, 2a is moved from R.H.S to L.H.S, it becomes -2a


a -2a - 2 = -1 -4-1

Now move the constant -2 from left side to right side of equation

Similarly, when -2 is moved from L.H.S to R.H.S, it becomes +2


a-2a = -1-4-1+2

Now add the variables on left side of equation


-a = -1-4-1+2

Now add the constants on right side of equation


-a = -6+2\\\\-a = -4

Cancel the negative sign on both sides of equation


a=4

Thus the value of "a" is 4

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