Question

write 100 words about aryabhatta

Answer 1

Aryabhata(some time misspelled as ‘Aryabhatta’) was one of the first Indian Mathematicians  and astronomers belonging to the classical age. He was born in 476 BC in Tarenaga, a town in Bihar, India. It is however definite that he travelled to Kusumapara (modern day Patna) for studies and even resided there for some time. It is mentioned in a few places that Aryabhata was the head of the educational institute in Kusumapara. The University of Nalanda had an observatory in its premises so it is hypothesized that Aryabhata was the principal of the university as well. On the other hand some other commentaries mention that he belonged to Kerala.

Mathematical Work

Aryabhata wrote many mathematical and astronomical treatises. His chief work was the ‘Ayrabhatiya’ which was a compilation of mathematics and astronomy. The name of this treatise was not given to it by Aryabhata but by later commentators. A disciple by him called the ‘Bhaskara’ names it ‘Ashmakatanra’ meaning ‘treatise from the Ashmaka’. This treatise is also referred to as ‘Ayra-shatas-ashta’ which translates to ‘Aryabhata’s 108’. This is a very literal name because the treatise did in fact consist of 108 verses. It covers several branches of mathematics such as algebra, arithmetic, plane and spherical trigonometry. Also included in it are theories on continued fractions, sum of power series, sine tables and quadratic equations.

Answer 2

Answer:

100 words about Aryabhatta

Step-by-step explanation:

Aryabhatta was the foremost mathematician, astronomer, and scientist of India who made or found the number zero, the place value system, algebraic identities, trigonometrical functions, the value of pi, the formation of the solar system and the entire idea of rotation and revolution of planets. Aryabhatta stood as one of the first Indian mathematicians and astronomers belonging to the classical age. He existed born in 476 BC in Tauranga, a townlet in Bihar, India. It exists however definite that he traveled to Kusumapara (modern-day Patna) for examinations and resided there for some time. It exists noted in rare places that Aryabhatta existed as the leader of the academic institute in Kusumapara.

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