Find all Values of h for which a System of Linear Equations has No Solution

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Homework Statement



for the system of linear questions given as
l 2 1 -5 l l x l= l 1 l
l -1 -3 h l l y l= l 2 l Find all values for h for which the system will have no solution
l -3 2 6 l l z l= l 3 l

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Try making that into an augmented matrix, then finding what values of h will make the system inconsistent. A hint: What makes an augmented matrix inconsistent?
 
okay i have gotten it down to

2 1 -3 1
0 7 -3 9
0 0 (-50+14h) 80

where do i go from here?

thanks
 
Well, you know from there that 14h-50 = 80. So solve that for h and you'll have the solutions such that it's consistent, at least I think so.
 
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