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a x a means that a is multiplied by a. 2a means that a is multiplied by 2. Unless a happens to be 2, a x a will give a different result.

The difference is a x (a-2). for example if a = 2, then the difference is zero. If a = 3, the difference is 3

The operators are different: 2a = a + a (addition).

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a x a means that a is multiplied by a. 2a means that a is multiplied by 2. Unless a happens to be 2, a x a will give a different result.

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The difference is a x (a-2). for example if a = 2, then the difference is zero. If a = 3, the difference is 3

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The operators are different: 2a = a + a (addition).

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