Let a, b, c epsilon R and satisfying (c ...

Let `a, b, c epsilon R` and satisfying `(c - 3b)^2 + a^2 - 6ab + 2ac = 0,` then the variable line `ax + by +c= 0 ` passes through a fixed point whose coordinates are

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