If (y + 1 power of a multiplied by X + 2 power of B) multiplied by (2x-1 power of a multiplied by 2Y power of B) = 3 power of a multiplied by 2 power of B Find the value of X-Y
[a^(y+1)*b^(x+2)]*[a^(2x-1)*b^(2y)]=a^3*b^2
(y+1)+(2x-1)=3
(x+2)+2y=2
The solution of the equations is: x = 2, y = - 1
x-y=3.
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