In solving systems of linear equations using Gaussian elimination method, if the coefficient of the first variable in the first linear equation is zero and the rest are non-zero:

It is not an issue in Gaussian elimination method just like the Cramer's rule
Gaussian elimination is not possible
Swap the linear equations first to proceed Correct
No correct answer

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