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The existence of the unique solution of the system of equations: `x+y+z=lambda` `5x-y+muz=2` `2x+3y-z=6d e p e n d son` `muon l y` (b) `lambdaon l y` `lambdaa n dmubot h` (d) `n e i t h e rlambdanormu`

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