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WHY ARYABHATTA INVENTED ''ZERO''????
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1.Zero is used to represent nothingness, or in more mathematical terms, the absence of a quantity.
But in those years mathematicians were unable to perform the simplest arithmetic calculations.
Different words were symbolized earlier like sky and void to depict the absence of quantity .
Pingala an Indian scholar used binary numbers and he was the first who use ‘shunya’ for zero as a Sanskrit word.
Brahmagupta a scholar and mathematician defined zero and its operation and developed a symbol for it which is a dot underneath the numbers.
But, Aryabhatta a great mathematician and an astronomer used zero in the decimal system.
The number Zero is a symbol which does not have any value of itself either before or after the Decimal.
The absence of a zero- symbol precludes the use of the decimal point in writing fractions having values less than 0.1 .
But in those years mathematicians were unable to perform the simplest arithmetic calculations.
Different words were symbolized earlier like sky and void to depict the absence of quantity .
Pingala an Indian scholar used binary numbers and he was the first who use ‘shunya’ for zero as a Sanskrit word.
Brahmagupta a scholar and mathematician defined zero and its operation and developed a symbol for it which is a dot underneath the numbers.
But, Aryabhatta a great mathematician and an astronomer used zero in the decimal system.
The number Zero is a symbol which does not have any value of itself either before or after the Decimal.
The absence of a zero- symbol precludes the use of the decimal point in writing fractions having values less than 0.1 .
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The Greeks understood mathematics better than the Egyptians did;once they mastered the Egyptian art of Geometry, Greek mathematicians quickly surpassed their teachers.
or tenu pta hai zero ek picture bhi hai
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