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Prove that the lines (a+b)x + (a-b)y+d=o and
(a²-b²) x + (a-b)²y + k=0 are parallel to each other.​

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Answered by Dipankarone
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Answer:

Given lines

(a+b)x+(a−b)y−2ab=0−−−−(1),(a−b)x+(a+b)y−2ab=0−−−−(2) and x+y=0−−−−−(3)

On comparing above eq (1) (2) and (3) with y=mx+c, we get

m

1

=−

a−b

a+b

m

2

=−

a+b

a−b

and m

3

=−1

Angle between (1) and (3) by formula

tanα=

1+m

1

m

3

m

1

−m

3

tanα=

1+

a−b

a+b

a−b

a+b

+1

tanα=

a−b+a+b

−a−b+a−b

tanα=

2a

−2b

tanα=

a

b

Angle between (2) and (3) by formula

tanβ=

1+m

2

m

3

m

2

−m

3

tanβ=

1+

a+b

a−b

a+b

a−b

+1

tanβ=

a+b+a−b

−a+b+a+b

tanβ=

2a

2b

tanβ=

a

b

Here tanβ=tanα

Hence traingle is isosceles triangle and the vertical angle is π−2tan

−1

a

b

=2tan

−1

b

a

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