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Who was the first to use the concept of zero?
the Arabs. they also gave us the word 'al kuhl' which became alcohol. lol
In which country did zero originate?
what country did the zero symbol originate from?
Which country is the founder of zero?
India is founder of zero
Which country contributed zero to mathematics?
India
Which country find zero?
Arabic scholars.
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