brahmagupta in A Sentence

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    He also refers to another work of Brahmagupta, called Khandakhadyaka,

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    Here Brahmagupta states that 0/0 0 and as for the question of a/0

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    The views of several Indian, writers Brahmagupta, Pulisa, Balabhadra and Aryabhattaare quoted, and criticised.

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    He and Brahmagupta are two of the most renowned Indian mathematicians who made considerable contributions to the study of fractions.

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    The mathematician Brahmagupta, 638 AD, is associated with giving form to the number zero, and formulating the first rules with its usage.

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    He also refers to another work of Brahmagupta, called Khandakhadyaka, which was known among the Arabs as A I- A rkand p. 192.

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    Al- Biruni writes that he had not seen any of his works but knew of him through the quotations given by Brahmagupta.

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    But only the Indian dot would eventually go on to gain true number status, first described in 628 AD by the Indian astronomer and mathematician Brahmagupta.

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    But only the Indian dot would eventually go on to gain true number status, first described in 628 ce by the Indian astronomer and mathematician Brahmagupta.”.

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    But only the Indian dot that would eventually go on to gain true number status, first described in 628 AD by the Indian astronomer and mathematician Brahmagupta.

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    The latter was the translator of the Brahmasiddhantd( no. 25 above), and Sachau suggests that he also translated the other work of Brahmagupta, the Khandakhadyaka, which was known among the Arabs as Al- Arkand.

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    He writes that the traditions of Saunaka, often quoted by Al- Biruni( p. 233) were probably taken from the Vishnu Dharma He adds that the work may be the same as Vuhnu- Dharmottai a- Purana which' is said to have comprehended Brahmagupta' s Brahmasiddhanta?

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    So Brahmagupta says:" Scholars have declared that the globe of the earth is in the midst of heaven, and that Mount Meru, the home of the Devas, as well as Vadavamukha below, is the home of their opponents; the Daitya and Danava belong to it.

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