Show that it the curves ax^(2) +by^(2)=1...

Show that it the curves `ax^(2) +by^(2)=1 " and " Ax^(2) +By^(2) =1` are orthogonal then ab(A-B)=AB(a-b).

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`(3)/(sqrt(2))`

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