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The system of equations is inconsistent for all the values of
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The system of equation is inconsistent if the value of the determinant formed by the coefficients of the variable in the equation is zero. The determinant from the equations can be obtained and determined as follows,
The value of determinant is zero for all values of
Hence the system of equations is inconsistent for all the values of
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