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There is no exact reason, but math altogether would be nothing (lol) without it. Since an ancient civilization (Maybe Egypt) used nothing (or a space) to represent the digit zero, 1,001 would be written as 1 1, and 1,000,000,000 would be written as "1 " which looks like just a regular one, very difficult to read for trade and currency. So said ancient civilization created the number zero. I hope that makes sense.
Also, Egypt wasn't the first one to have a zero system, Ancient Mexican civilizations, Greece and others had it too, while being completely isolated and being in different time periods.
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Did also the Mayan invented the number zero?
they didnt invent the number a man named Aryabhata did.by the worlds axis
Who invent the number zero?
R.A Bhatta invented the number zero
When did Fibonacci invent the number zero?
zero was invented independently in India
Did the ancient Indians invent the number zero?
Yes india invented the zero
What did Aryabhata a mathematician from India discover?
gandi magya zero be\
Did also the Mayan invented the number zero?
they didnt invent the number a man named Aryabhata did.by the worlds axis
Where did the number zero come from?
zero was invented by great mathematician Aryabhata.
What are the achievements of Aryabhatta?
aryabhata was an mathematic astronomer aryabhata invented zero
Who introduce zero to world?
Aryabhata
Who invent the number zero?
R.A Bhatta invented the number zero
When did Fibonacci invent the number zero?
zero was invented independently in India
Who is the inventor of 0?
Aryabhata, Inventor of the Digit Zero
Did the ancient Indians invent the number zero?
Yes india invented the zero
What did Aryabhata a mathematician from India discover?
gandi magya zero be\
Did Greeks and Romans have symbols for 0?
No, the the Greeks did not invent the number zero. The Mayans were the ones to create the number zero.
What for aryabhata is famous?
For finding place value system, zero, and pi.
Did aryabhatta discover zero?
Aryabhata did not discover zero, but he made significant contributions to mathematics and the place-value numeral system. The concept of zero as a number evolved later, with contributions from Indian mathematicians around the 5th century AD. Aryabhata's work included the use of a placeholder for zero, which laid the groundwork for its eventual formalization. Zero as a distinct mathematical entity was developed later, notably by Brahmagupta in the 7th century.
