I am struggling with Mechanism problems in my organic Chemistry 1 class. Can you explain how...

I am struggling with Mechanism problems in my organic Chemistry 1 class. Can you explain how SN1, SN2, E1 and E2 play a role in mechanisms and everything else that is involved with a mechanism problems (like maybe doing a practice problem and explaining it step by step would be a big help). Thank you!!!!!

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As you have mentioned that you have some queries regarding mechanism of the SN and Elim. Reaction so to make u understand I have specifically mentioned the key points of all the 4 type .

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