Math, asked by hijab72, 20 days ago

2a+4=a+2 then a=?
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Answered by Avinash182007
0

Answer:

a = -2

Step-by-step explanation:

Transpose a to the LHS and 4 to the RHS.

You'll get => 2a - a = -4 + 2

Now, subtract and add.

=> a = -2

Answered by Anonymous
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\large\sf\underline{Given\::}

  • \sf\:2a+4=a+2

\large\sf\underline{To\:find\::}

  • Value of a = ?

\large\sf\underline{Solution\::}

\sf\:2a+4=a+2

  • Transposing a to the other side

\sf\implies\:2a-a+4=2

\sf\implies\:a+4=2

  • Transposing 4 to the other side

\sf\implies\:a=2-4

\large{\mathfrak\red{\implies\:a\:=\:-2}}

\large\sf\underline{Verifying\::}

\sf\:2a+4=a+2

  • Let's substitute the value of a as ( - 2 )

\sf\implies\:2 (-2) +4=(-2)+2

\sf\implies\:2 \times (-2) +4=-2+2

\sf\implies\:-4 +4=-2+2

\sf\implies\:-\cancel{4} +\cancel{4}=-\cancel{2}+\cancel{2}

\sf\implies\:0=0

\small\fbox\blue{Hence\:Verified}

!! Hope it helps !!

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