Most of the mature Harappan brick sizes have an identical ratio of thickness, width, and length. This ratio is:
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- 0.0431018518518519
- 0.043125
- 0.0424074074074074
- 0.084837962962963
The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
Mature Harappan bricks commonly followed the 1:2:4 ratio for thickness, width, and length. This standardization facilitated construction and reflects the advanced planning and architectural knowledge of the Harappans.
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