Indian Mathematical Contributions to Philosophy and Religion
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Which ancient Indian text discusses the concept of zero and its mathematical properties?
In Indian philosophy, the concept of 'maya' is often associated with which mathematical idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'siddhantas', which were influential in astronomy and religious rituals?
In Indian religious texts, the concept of 'samsara' is often represented mathematically using which idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'zero-divisor', which played a significant role in the development of algebra?
In Indian religious texts, the concept of 'moksha' is often associated with which mathematical idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'chakravala method', which was used to solve indeterminate equations?
In Indian religious texts, the concept of 'karma' is often represented mathematically using which idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'trigonometric functions', which were influential in astronomy and navigation?
In Indian religious texts, the concept of 'dharma' is often associated with which mathematical idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'decimal system', which revolutionized the way numbers were represented and calculated?
In Indian religious texts, the concept of 'nirvana' is often associated with which mathematical idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'quadratic equation', which played a significant role in the development of algebra?
In Indian religious texts, the concept of 'atman' is often associated with which mathematical idea?
Which Indian mathematician and astronomer developed the concept of the 'Pythagorean theorem', which is fundamental to geometry and trigonometry?