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The curves y = aex and y = be–x cut orthogonally, if

Given that the curves y = aex and y = be–x


Differentiating both of them w.r.t. x,



Let m1=aex and m2=-be-x


m1×m2=-1


(Because curves cut each other orthogonally)


⇒ -ab = -1


⇒ ab = 1

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