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If the equation of base of an equilateral triangle is `2x-y=1` and the vertex is `(-1,2),` then the length of the sides of the triangle is `sqrt((20)/3)` (b) `2/(sqrt(15))` `sqrt(8/(15))` (d) `sqrt((15)/2)`

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