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Name three Arab contributions to mathematics and science?
creation of the number zero and development of the first pharmacies
Where did algebra originate?
Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi
Algebra originated in what country?
Algebra originated in origins in Mesopotamia and Egypt with the Islamic scholar al-Khwarizmi (790-840). no it was arriginated in 999 in by arab and roman scholars
What comes after 100 crore?
Arab An Arab might, but the arithmetical answer is an abaj, which is 10 times 100 crore.
Who developed algebra?
Arab mathematicians.
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