Gamora and Triangles - A
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Gamora is fond of mathematics. While playing with triangles, she encounters a problem.
Given N = 20, find the maximum possible area of the triangele such that :
1. Each side is a Prime number less than or equal to N.
2. All the sides are distinct.
Output an integer 16 times of square of maximum area of the triangle.
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