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Product of eigen values is Determinant of the matrix.
Since, Columns are Linearly Dependent (C3 = 2*C2 - C1) we can say Determinant will be zero.

(B) is correct option.
 

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Product of eigen values is the determinant of the matrix.

Here the rows are linearly dependent as follows:

row3 = 2*row2 - row1

Thus, the determinant is zero.

Answer: option B
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All columns of the matrix are Linearly Dependant on each other, so the determinant is 0.

Hence the correct answer is B.
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