Solution :
Since, (\(\alpha\), -\(\alpha\)) lie on 4ax+2ay+c=0 and 5bx+2by+d=0.
\(\therefore\) 4a\(\alpha\) + 2a\(\alpha\) + c = 0 \(\implies\) \(\alpha\) = \(-c\over 2a\) …..(i)
Also, 5b\(\alpha\) – 2b\(\alpha\) + d = 0 \(\implies\) \(\alpha\) = \(-d\over 3b\) …..(i)
from equation (i) and (ii),
\(-c\over 2a\) = \(-d\over 3b\)
3bc = 2ad
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