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Maximum area of the triangle formed by a moving point p on the ellipse and focii, `S` and `S'` is `Delta_1`. Point `Q` is an extremity of latus rectum. `Delta_2` is the area formed by the points `Q, S` and `S'`. Given that `Delta_1/ Delta_2 =3,` latus rectum of the ellipse is `4/3` and equation of the ellipse is `x^2/a^2+y^2/b^2=1` then find the value of `a^2/b^2

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