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The equations x+y+z=3,  x+2y+2z=6 and x+ay+3z=b have

  1. A No solution when a3, b is any value
  2. B Infinite number of solutions when b9
  3. C Unique solution when a3, b is any value
  4. D Unique solution when a=3 and b9
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Correct Answer

(C) Unique solution when a3, b is any value

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Detailed explanation

Given that x+y+z=3,  x+2y+2z=6 & x+a y+3z=b Writing given equations in matrices form 1111221a3xyz = 36b Using cramer's rule △ = 1111221a3 = 6-2a-1+a-2 = 3-a for unique solution…