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5 We are going to show that (a, b) belongs to one of the two lines with equations b=a−−√ and b=1a√ as displayed on the following figure. It will give the answer, due to the symmetry of the system of equations with respect to the group of variables (a, b) vs. (c, d). Moreover, we will establish (see (*) at the bottom) that the last equation is superfluous.

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