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What is the area of an equilateral triangle whose one side length is 60?

A. 300√3
B. 400√3
C. 450√3
D. 600√3
E. 900√3


-> The area of an equilateral triangle with one side length of a is √3a2/4. Thus, √3(60^2)/4=900√3 and the answer is E.
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