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If `a_(1),a_(2),a_(3), . . . .,a_(n) . . . . .` are in G.P. and `a_(i)gt0` for each i, then the value of
`|{:(loga_(n)" "loga_(n+1)" "loga_(n+2)),(loga_(n+3)" "loga_(n+4)" "loga_(n+5)),(loga_(n+6)" "loga_(n+7)" "loga_(n+8)):}|`

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