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Which Indian mathematics invented algebra?
It was Socrates he was Greek not Indian
Which Indian mathematician invented zero?
ARYAPATTA
Who invented number 0?
indian mathematician aryabhatta
Who invented indeterminate equations?
Budhayana, an Indian mathematician.
Who invented the concept zero?
It is attributed to Indian mathematicians.
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