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consider the linear system of equations, 3x+2y=-3 and -x+ay=-4. For which value of a does the...

consider the linear system of equations, 3x+2y=-3 and -x+ay=-4. For which value of a does the system have no solutions, one unique solution and infinite number of solutions?

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