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sqrt3kx + ky=4sqrt3 sqrt3x - y=4sqrt3k ...

`sqrt3kx + ky=4sqrt3`
`sqrt3x - y=4sqrt3k`
The locus of the point of intersection of these lines form a conic with eccentricity _______

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