Q. d) \frac{a x}{b} - \frac{b y}{a} = a + b \quad a x - b y = \(2 a b\
Rewrite Equations: First, let's rewrite the equations to make them easier to work with.Equation (d) becomes bax−aby=a+b.The second equation is already simplified: ax−by=2ab.
Multiply by ab: Now, let's multiply the first equation by ab to get rid of the fractions.a2x−b2y=a2b+ab2.
Multiply by b: Next, let's multiply the second equation by b to make the coefficients of x the same in both equations.b⋅ax−b⋅by=b⋅2ab.This simplifies to a⋅b⋅x−b2⋅y=2a⋅b2.
System of Equations: Now we have a system of two equations with the same coefficient for x:1. a2x−b2y=a2b+ab22. abx−b2y=2ab2.
Subtract and Solve for x: Subtract the second equation from the first to solve for x.(a2⋅x−a⋅b⋅x)=(a2⋅b+a⋅b2)−(2a⋅b2). This simplifies to a⋅b⋅x=a2⋅b−a⋅b2.
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