Find a set of the values of the real parameter
\(a\) which
ensure that the following equation has a unique solution.
\[
a^{3}x + 4a - 1 = a^{2}x + 3
\]
Find the number of mutually different isosceles triangles (at least
two sides are equal) such that each side of each triangle is either
\(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\) or
\(5\).
Find the number of mutually different triangles such that all
three sides of each triangle are mutually different and each side is
\(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\) or
\(5\).
Find a set of the values of the real parameter
\(a\) which
ensure that the following equation has infinitely many solutions.
\[
a^{2}x + ax - a = 2x - 1
\]