The system of equations $(\sin\theta ) x + 2z = 0$ , $(\cos\theta ) x + (\sin\theta )y = 0$ , $(\cos\theta )y + 2z = a$ has

  • A
    no unique solution
  • B
    $a$ unique solution which is a function of $a$ and $\theta$
  • C
    $a$ unique solution which is independent of $a$ and $\theta$
  • D
    $a$ unique solution which is independent of $\theta$ only

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