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(a+2b)x + (2ab)y=2(a2b)x + (2a+b)y

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Answered by tshivom9
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We have (a+2b)x+(2a−b)y=2 ...................(1)

(a−2b)x+(2a+b)y=3 ...................(2)

Adding the two we get 2ax+4ay=5 ...................(3)

and subtracting (2) from (1), we get

4bx−2by=−1 ...................(4)

Multiplying (3) by 2b and (4) by a, we get

4abx+8aby=10b ...................(5)

and 4abx−2aby=−a ...................(6)

Subtracting (6) from (5), we have

10aby=10b+a or y=10b+a10ab=1a+110b

Multipying (6) by 4 and adding to (5), we get

20abx=10b−4a or x=10b−4a20ab=12a−15b

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Answered by debashishchef
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Ax + 2bx + 2ABY = 4ABX +2AY + BY

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