Math, asked by harshvinayak83, 11 months ago

If x=(1-a),y=(2a+1)and x=y,then a is equal to

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Answered by rituverma12345

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Answer:

1-a=2a+1

3a=0

a=0...

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Answered by yogesh180787

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Answer:

a=0

Step-by-step explanation:

here,

given - x=y

therefore , 1-a=2a+1

-1+1=2a+a

0=3a

a=0

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