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Modern written numbers were first deceloped by the mathematicians of?
Arabia
Modern written numbers were first developed by the mathematicians of?
India
Modern written numbers were first developed by the mathematicians of what country?
first in India but from Irabic numerals
Modern writen numbers were first developed by the mathematicians of?
Arabic numerals were fist developed by mathematicians in India. This happened around 500 AD, with the exception of the numeral zero which came about in 4 BC.
What has the author Michael J Bradley written?
Michael J. Bradley has written: 'Modern mathematics' -- subject(s): Mathematics, Mathematicians, Biography, History 'The age of genius' -- subject(s): Mathematicians, Medieval Mathematics, Biography
Who developed the modern written numbers?
India
Modern written numbers were first developed by the mathematics of?
arBIA
What is a list of famous mathematicians and their contributions?
Pythagoras-Irrational numbers such as sqrt(2) Leonard Euler-Modern definition of function Archimedes-Volume of a cone Blaise Pascal-Pascal's Triangle
What has the author Leopold Infeld written?
Leopold Infeld has written: 'Whom the gods love' -- subject(s): Mathematicians, Biography 'Albert Einstein' -- subject(s): Science, Physicists, History 'World in Modern science'
Name the two mathematicians who are considered to be the father of modern mathematics?
sumedh and atul
When was the modern number system invented?
It was invented in prehistoric times and has evolved as our understanding and needs developed.From natural (counting) numbers to the set of integers, to rational numbers (fractions) to real numbers (incorporate irrational numbers), to complex numbers and then quaternions. The last of these, which even many mathematicians will not have come across in their work, were formally introduced to the world of mathematics by Hamilton in 1843.
Who discovered cube numbers?
Cube numbers, like other mathematical concepts, were not discovered by a single individual but rather developed over time through the work of various mathematicians across different cultures. Ancient civilizations, including the Babylonians and Greeks, were aware of cube numbers, which are formed by raising integers to the third power. The systematic study of these numbers became more formalized with the work of later mathematicians in the medieval and modern periods. Thus, cube numbers are a mathematical concept that has evolved through collective contributions rather than being attributed to one discoverer.
