PLEASE HELP ME ITS ALGEBRA

I can try but what's the question or topic?

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Problem: a(n) = 2a (n-1) -3 given the first term is 2

a = 2

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Step One: Fill in the variable "n"

The variable n is equal to the number they give us in the problem, which in this case would be 2. If we replace all mentions of variable n with 2 (with the exception of a(n), which we just remove to get "a") we get:

a = 2a (2 - 1) -3

Step Two: Get the remaining variables (a) on the same side

In order to do this, we just have to do some simple subtraction. In this case, we'll subtract 2a from both sides, leaving us with:

-a = (2 - 1) - 3

Step Three: Evaluate.

Following PEMDAS, we'll first evaluate anything in parenthesis, leaving us with:

-a = 1 - 3

Next, we'll do subtraction, giving us:

-a = -2

Lastly, since we're trying to find the value of a, not negative a, all we have to do is divide both sides by -1, giving us our final answer of:

a = 2

idk

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the answer is a i belaeve atleast thats what my calculator just gfave me

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