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Tangent at a point `P_(1)` [other than (0,0)] on the curve `y=x^(3)` meets the curve again at `P_(2).` The tangent at `P_(2)` meets the curve again at `P_(3)` and so on.
The ratio of area of `DeltaP_(1)P_(2)P_(3)` to that of `DeltaP_(2)P_(3)P_(4)` is

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