For the system of equations x+y+z=6, x+2y+αz=10, x+3y+5z=β, which one of the following is not true [2023]
(3)
Let Δ=|11112α135|=1(10-3α)-1(5-α)+1=6-2α
For a unique solution, Δ≠0⇒α≠3
Now, if α=3, then
Δ1=|6111023β35|=6(10-9)-1(50-3β)+1(30-2β)=β-14
Δ2=|16111031β5|=1(50-3β)-6(5-3)+1(β-10) =28-2β=-2(β-14)
Δ3=|116121013β|=1(2β-30)-1(β-10)+6(3-2)=β-14
Clearly, at β=14, Δi=0 ∀ i=1,2,3
∴ At α=3, β=14, the system of equations has infinitely many solutions.