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Two lines x-1/2=y+1/3=z-1/4 and x-3/1=y-k/2=z intersect at point then 2k=

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Answered by saketd2005
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Answered by Anudesigner
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Answer:

L1=x−12=y+12=z−14 ; passes from (1,-1,1)

L2=x−31=y−k2=z1 ; passes from (3,k,0)

L1&L2 are in same plane

Dr'sofL1=(2,2,4)

Dr'sofL2=(1,2,1)

line L3 passes from (1,-1,1) & (3, k ,0)

Dr'sofL3=(2,k+1,−1)

L1,L2,L3are coplanar

[L1L2L3]=0=∣∣∣∣21232k+141−1∣∣∣∣=0

=2(−2−k−1)−3(−1−2)+4(k+1−4)=0

−6−2k+9+4k−12=0

2k−9=0

k=92

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