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Bhaskara

  1. Indian mathematician who wrote the first work that showed a systematic use of the decimal system.



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“This fraction of which the denominator is a cipher, is termed an infinite quantity,” writes Bhaskara, a twelfth-century Indian mathematician, who tells of what happens when you add a number to 1 + 0.

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The Indian mathematician Bhaskara wrote in the twelfth century that “there is no square root of a negative number, for a negative number is not a square.”

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What Bhaskara and others realized was that when you square a positive number, you get a positive number back; 2 times 2 equals 4, for instance.

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If air travel is out of the question, try to visit a “proxy” school near home, said Vinay Bhaskara, co-founder of CollegeVine.

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According to Airways senior business analyst Vinay Bhaskara, most airline customers shop based on the lowest advertised fare without regard for additional fees.

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