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Prove that the locus of the point of intersection of the lines `sqrt(3)x - y - 4 sqrt(3)k = 0` and `sqrt(3)kx + ky - 4sqrt(3) = 0` for differenet values of k is a hyperbola whose eccentericity is 2.

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