Q4. Match the following<br />1. Takshashila<br />Gujrat<br />2. Nalanda<br />Gandhar region<br />3. Vikramashila<br />Bihar<br />4. Vallabhi<br />Bengal<br />5. Mahabharata<br />Grammar text<br />6. Tripitak<br />Jay sanhita<br />7. Ashtadhyayi<br />Buddhist text<br />8. Manimekhalai<br />Sangam literature<br />9. Megasthenes<br />Greek messenger<br />10. Fattiyan<br />Greek sailor<br />11. Hiuen Tsang<br />Came at the time of chandra gupta ll<br />12. Ptolemy<br />Visitor of Vallabhi
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Answer:
breadth = 10 m
Perimeter = 100 metres
Explanation:
Let the breadth be b metre
Area of rectangle = 400 m²
Length of rectangle ,l = 40 m
Now, we know that area of rectangle is the product of length and breadth . So,
• Area of rectangle = length × breadth
→ 400 = 40 × b
→ 400/40 = b
→ 10 = b
→ b = 10 m
Hence, the breadth of the rectangle is 10 metres
Now, calculating the perimeter of the rectangle
• Perimeter of rectangle = 2 (length+breadth)
→ Perimeter of rectangle = 2 (40+10)
→ Perimeter of rectangle = 2×50
→ Perimeter of rectangle = 100 m
Hence, the perimeter of the rectangle is 100 metres.
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