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solve by cross multiplication a x + B Y is equal to a minus b and b x minus A Y is equal to a + b​

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Answered by samira04
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Answer:

Ax + by = a-b becomes

(ax + by)/(a - b) = 1

bx - ay = a + b becomes

(bx-ay)/(a+b) = 1

So now we can equate the two:

(ax + by)/(a-b) = (bx - ay)/(a+b)

So by cross multiplication:

(ax + by)(a + b) = (bx - ay)(a - b)

a^2x + abx + aby + b^2y = abx - b^2x - a^2y + aby

a^2x + b^2y = -b^2x - a^2y

a^2x + b^2x = -a^2y - b^2y

(a^2 + b^2)x = -(a^2 + b^2)y

x = -y

Substituting into the first equation:

-ay + by = a-b

-(a - b)y = a-b

y = -1

So x = 1

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