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When was zero first used in mathematical operations?
it was used when it was used haha
Who first used the number Zero in mathematics?
aryabhatt
When was zero first used in the decimal system?
THe Gupta Empire
Who used zero first?
aryabhatta,the ancient Indian scientist and mathematician was the first inventor ofzero
Where did zero come from?
the actual number zero (0) was first used in India circa the 9th century BCE. The concept of zero was known earlier (arguably as far back as the Babylonians), but it was not used in calculations and not treated as a true number.
When was zero first used in mathematical operations?
it was used when it was used haha
When was zero first used in math?
tomorrow
Indian used zero first time?
yes
Who first used the number Zero in mathematics?
aryabhatt
When was zero first used in the decimal system?
THe Gupta Empire
Who were the first people to use a zero and in which countries is it still used today?
The concept of the number zero first appeared in India around 458 A.D.
How was the zero first used in ancient India?
it was used on a base 10 number system
Who used zero first?
aryabhatta,the ancient Indian scientist and mathematician was the first inventor ofzero
Who first discovered how to utilize the concept of zero in mathematics?
Mayans developed zero as a placeholder around A.D. 350 and used it to denote a placeholder in their elaborate calendar systems. But Mayans never used zero in equations.
Where did zero come from?
the actual number zero (0) was first used in India circa the 9th century BCE. The concept of zero was known earlier (arguably as far back as the Babylonians), but it was not used in calculations and not treated as a true number.
Why was number zero introduced?
The Babylonians were the first to use the number zero in the 3rd century BC. It was used as a placeholder to signify that there were none of something.
When and where were negative numbers first used?
Probably in Arabia in ancient times. The Arabs were the first to introduce the concept of 'zero'.
