Q. A mathmatical innovation from Ancient India was
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adding the number 1
adding and using the numeral 0 (zero)
Pythagorean Theorum
Determining that Pi is 3.16
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Answer: “Adding and using the numeral 0”
Explanation: It was meant to refer to the value of “NOTHING” actually discovered by Aryabhatta, One of the greatest Mathematicians and Astronomers present at Ancient India.
And Other choices you gave like:
1) Adding the no.1 : Added by the Arabic Mathematicians
3) Pythagorean Theorem : Refers to Trigonometry, Invented by Pythagorus.
4) Defining the Value of pi as 3.16: Archimedes of Syracuse (Actually Egyptian)
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Explanation: It was meant to refer to the value of “NOTHING” actually discovered by Aryabhatta, One of the greatest Mathematicians and Astronomers present at Ancient India.
And Other choices you gave like:
1) Adding the no.1 : Added by the Arabic Mathematicians
3) Pythagorean Theorem : Refers to Trigonometry, Invented by Pythagorus.
4) Defining the Value of pi as 3.16: Archimedes of Syracuse (Actually Egyptian)
HOPE THIS HELPS, THEN. MARK AS BRAINLIEST
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