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3(bx + ay) = a- 6b; 3(ax-by) = -(6a +b)

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Answered by n1thin
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open the bracket of both equations,on opening you will get:-

3bx + 3ay = a - 6b  ----(1)
3ax - 3by = -6a -b ----- (2)

Now multiply equation (1) by a and equation (2) by b,then you will get :-

3abx + 3 asquare y = a square - 6ba ----(1)
3abx - 3 bsquare y = -6ab -b square ----- (2)

Now equation (1) minus 
equation (2)

3abx + 3 a square y - (3abx - 3 b square y)=a square - 6ba - (-6ab -b square)

3abx + 3 a square y - 3abx + 3 b square y=a square - 6ba +6ab +b square

3 a square y + 3 b square y = a square + b square

3y(
a square +b square) =a square + b square

3y = 
a square + b square divided by a square + b square

y = 1/3,substitute this value in equation 1 or 2,you will get x= - 2

Answered by pravesh3720
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