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The values of `lambda` for which the system of equations ` x + y - 3 = 0` `(1+lambda)x+(2+lambda)y-8=0` `x-(1 +lambda) y + (2 + lambda) = 0` is consistent are a)`-5//3,1` b)`2//3,-3` c)`-1//3,-3` d)0,1

A

`-5//3,1`

B

`2//3,-3`

C

`-1//3,-3`

D

0,1

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