1. Substitute the point \( q(1, k) \) into the line equation \( L2: 4y = 2(x + k) \).
4k = 2(1 + k)
2. Expand and simplify the equation.
4k = 2 + 2k
3. Subtract \(2k\) from both sides.
2k = 2
4. Divide both sides by 2.
k = 1
Answer:
k = 1
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