Problem - 4821
Find all $a$ such the the equation $\frac{ax-2}{x-2}=3$ has no solution.
Rewrite the given equation yields $$ax-2 = 3(x-2) \implies (a-3)x + 4=0$$
This equation will have no solution when the coefficient of the $x$ term equals $0$. Hence, $a=3$ is one solution.
In addition, the original equation implies $x\ne 2$. Setting $x=2$ to the above relation leads to $a=1$.
Hence, there are two answers to the original question: $a=1$ or $a=3$.