2a-3

x a+2
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4a-6 <-ok why does 4a plus
2a^2-3a <3b = a??
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2a^2+a-6
^

Algebra help needed here.

Your notation makes no sense.
The first two algebraic terms are no equations or inequalities, so they don't help define or solve for anything.
4a-6 <-ok makes no sense mathematically

What does the ------ mean? Are you trying to write fractions?

Perhaps factoring
2a^2-3a = a (2a - 3) and
2a^2+a-6 = (a + 2)(2a -3)
will help. The 2a - 3 terms might cancel, if you are trying to write a fraction.

OK MAYBE THIS WAY? (a+2)(2a-3)
im suppoed to multiply that. I understand everything except why does 4a-3a= a?

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4 - 3 = 1

4a - 3a = 1a

4a - 3a = a

In algebra, when you are subtracting two terms with the same variable, you can combine the coefficients and keep the variable unchanged.

So, let's take the expression 4a - 3a.

First, we have 4a. This means we have 4 times the variable "a".
Then, we subtract 3a. This means we subtract 3 times the variable "a".

To simplify this expression, we can combine the coefficients of "a". In this case, 4a - 3a can be rewritten as 1a or simply "a".

So, 4a - 3a equals "a".