Aryabhata's conclusion about the Earth being a sphere was likely influenced by his work in geometry and astronomical observations. His understanding of spherical shapes and their properties, combined with the need to explain celestial phenomena, would have led him to this conclusion. Additionally, the mathematical principles of trigonometry and the study of circular motion in astronomy would have reinforced the idea of a spherical Earth.
If this is an analogy, the answer would be sphere.
An armillary sphere is a device for studying the rotation of the earth and other astronomical bodies (i think lol)
A square or... ummm... let me think there is not real shape that can do that they all have corners or sides!! or HAHA a sphere!! A sphere is the correct answer.
I think they devised the 0.
This is what I think: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Do_you_like_mathematics
If this is an analogy, the answer would be sphere.
Use who for this sentence.
I Think You Get The Yellow sphere and jump on that.
I think a sphere I am thinking it is a cylinder.
A basketball is in a spherical shape.
An armillary sphere is a device for studying the rotation of the earth and other astronomical bodies (i think lol)
I don't think a sphere has vertices.
Think so...........
A sphere has a single face, one surface. A sphere has no corners. Or if you want to think about it from another perspective - a sphere has an infinity number of sides allowing for the curved surface.
I think so because my brother in law is computer scientist and he says that if you are good at mathematics so programming will be easy to learn for you.
I think a ring with no center is a sphere......?????...yes?..no?
No