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Let A=[(2,b,1),(b,b^(2)+1,b),(1,b,2)] wh...

Let `A=[(2,b,1),(b,b^(2)+1,b),(1,b,2)]` where `b gt 0`. Then the minimum value of `("det.(A)")/(b)` is

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