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Consider a line abarz +baralphaz+ibeta =...

Consider a line `abarz +baralphaz+ibeta = 0` such that `-alpha/bar(alpha)=lambda(1+i), lambda in R^+`, then the angle made by line with real axis is `pi/k` , then k is

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