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The system 2x+3y+z=5,3x+y+5z=7,x+4y−2z=3 has:

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unique solution
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finite number of solutions
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infinite solutions
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no solution
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Solution

The correct option is C no solution
Using Cramer's rule, D=∣ ∣231315142∣ ∣=2(220)3(65)+1(121)=44+33+11=0
Since D=0, we cannot have a solution to the given set of equations.

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