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Answered by Asterinn
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 \implies \dfrac{ax + b}{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} } = \dfrac{1}{ {(3x + 4)} }   -  \dfrac{3}{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }

Now RHS is :-

 \implies \dfrac{1}{ {(3x + 4)} }   -  \dfrac{3}{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }

LCM of (3x+4) and (3x+4)² is = (3x+4)²

\implies   \dfrac{3x + 4 - 3}{{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }}

\implies   \dfrac{3x + 1}{{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }}

therefore LHS :-

\implies   \dfrac{3x + 1}{{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }}

Now RHS is :-

 \implies \dfrac{ax + b}{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }

Now , we know LHS = RHS .

 \implies \dfrac{ax + b}{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} } = \dfrac{3x + 1}{{ {(3x + 4)}^{2} }}

since denominator of both LHS and RHS are equal , so we will compare numerator.

 \implies {ax + b} = {3x + 1}

Therefore we get :-

\implies \: b = 1

 \implies \: ax = 3x

cancel out x from both side.

\implies \: a= 3

Answer :

b = 1 and a = 3

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