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if s is not epsilon it has unique solution according to ardens theorem.

but if it is epsilon.

let X=r+Xs and s=epsilon

when we apply ardens theorem X=rs* substituting s=epsilon in solution .the equ becomes X=r as epsilon power anything is epsilon.

hence it has finite solution.
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