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$<b><r> i want an essay of 1 page on varamihira and his contributions to mathematics.$



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Varahamihira was a mathematician, astrologer, and astronomer. His prominentmathematical work includes the discovery ofthe following trigonometric formulas:Varahamihira also improved the accuracy of Aryabhatta's sine tables. Varahamihira also defined the algebraic properties of zero and negative numbers.

Great Indian Mathematicians 3 : Varahamihira.Varahamihira (505 – 587) was an Indian astrologer whose main work was a treatise on mathematical astronomy which summarised earlier astronomical treatises. He discovered a version of Pascal's triangle and worked on magic squaresVarahamihira’s Contributions of Trigonometry

Varahamihira’s mathematical work included the discovery of the trigonometric formulas

Varahamihira improved the accuracy of the sine tables of Aryabhata I.

Arithmetic

He defined the algebraic properties of zero as well as of negative numbers.

Combinatorics

He was among the first mathematicians to discover a version of what is now known as the Pascal’s triangle. He used it to calculate the binomial coefficients.

Optics

Among Varahamihira’s contribution to physics is his statement that reflection is caused by the back-scattering of particles and refraction (the change of direction of a light ray as it moves from one medium into another) by the ability of the particles to penetrate inner spaces of the material, much like fluids that move through porous objects.