For what values of k, the system of give...

For what values of k, the system of given linear equations `x+y+z=2`, `2x+y-z=3` and `3x+2y+kz=4` has a unique solution? (A) an empty set (B) equal to `{0}` (C) equal to `R` (D) equal to `R - {0}`

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