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What the language of algebra?
arabic
What is a mathematical language of symbols?
It is algebra.
From which language does the word algebra orginate?
Arabic
What region invented Algebra?
Arabs and Babylonians. Algebra comes from the Arabic 'al-jabr'.
Where did algebra get discovered?
The middle east: algebra comes from the Arabic "al-jabr wa".
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